Hahaha.
Nervous laughter from you can only be expected.
You are evading rather than answering and making more and more blunders as you do so.
who thought Poles in 1949 Wilno were 'polonia'
1949? What are you talking about? Vilnius was in Lithuania in 1949 but we are discussing 1944 when Vilnius was still in Lithuania.
Chernyakhovsky (your hero and the topic of this conversation) began arresting the Polish resistance in 1944 in Vilnius, Lithuania. He was killed in 1945.
Were the Poles in Vilnius, Lithuania in 1944 Polish? Of course they were.
But as already mentioned you and your limey cohorts, other disgruntled Anglo expat loners and the PRL misfits have always maintained on PF that Poles residing outside of Poland are Polonia and Polonia are not Polish.
You and your ilk have done ill will towards Polonia in the 21st century and your Soviet hero Chernyakhovsky did so in the 20th century.
So how are you going to get out of this one?
Don't bother, you can't and it is actually a delight knowing that you can't.
Some Shakespeare comes to mind:
''tis the sport to have the enginer / Hoist with his own petard!"