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#Polyanskiy: We honor the memory of those who fell in #Poland during #WWII. They were ordinary people, they had a life ahead of them, they had children. They all had reason to be cowards but they were not, they died for the liberty of Poland. All respect and memory are for this.pic.twitter.com/0yQzI15CBK
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All true. But please also remember that the Soviet Union carved up Poland between them, that Stalin ordered the murder of 20,000 Polish officers in the Katyn forest in 1940 and the Red Army stood by while the Warsaw rebellion was crushed in 1944 and the city destroyed.
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September 17, 1939
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But what about this? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molotov–Ribbentrop_Pact … Germany and The Soviets were allies. They both attacked Poland. The Soviets only ‘fought for Poland’ when the Nazis turned on them. Stalin cared nothing for Poland.
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I think that’s why Putin hasn’t been invited to Warsaw by the Polish government
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We will also remember Katyn!
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We still remember polish concentration camps for belarusians and ukrainians too. Do not forget it. Do not cover it under nazi camps, we know who was first there.
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