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Why didn't Britain declare war on USSR for invading Poland in 1939? [103]
the creation of the state itself bears Polish as well as German fingerprints
Hm... this is a very vague statement, a one that is seemingly true but would seem to entail a measure of oversimplification and, possibly, a bit unfair as well. I understand you are annoyed by the unfair comments towards your country but you seem to be doing exactly the same thing here. Or maybe I am wrong. Maybe you are not putting an equals sign between Poland and Germany when it comes to Holocaust and the responsibility for it. Surely you realise the difference between the actions of certain civilians or crimes perpetrated by an angry mob here and there, and the official state-level genocidal policy?
You drove them out of Europe.
Jewish population in Poland thrived and multiplied throughout centuries and whilst Poland was also affected by the pre-WW2 wave of antisemitism in Europe, there was no official state-level genocidal policy of the Polish state towards Jews, so maybe - just maybe - using the collective 'you' when you apparently mean 'Poles and Germans' is just a tad unfair, don't you think?
But sure, I get it - you reply to our unfairness towards Britain with unfairness of your own. Understandable, I suppose.
more than half the elites and the army of the founding of Israel are polish. We are proud of it.
Wow! I didn't expect that from you, Amiga.
*high five* 