"Let's not forget the stab in the back!" Poles gather for a demonstration at the Russian Embassy

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Thursday, September 17, marks 81 years from the date of the entry of the Red Army into Poland to implement the terms of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, concluded on August 23, 1939 by the heads of the foreign affairs agencies of the USSR and Nazi Germany, respectively. This is reported by the Polish edition Niezalezna and urges "not to forget the Soviet stab in the back of Poland."

In memory of this date, the Poles are going to hold a demonstration at the Russian Embassy in Warsaw on Wednesday 16 September.



The wound inflicted on Poland by those events has not yet healed. In addition, the denial of historical truth by today's Russian authorities and the return to the communist narrative of Warsaw's responsibility for the greatest conflict in world history makes it necessary to recall what actually happened over eight decades ago.

- informs edition.

Unfortunately, today in Polish schools they do not talk about those events - everything ends before the war, and some members of the younger generation do not even know about the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and that Poland was the first victim of that war.

- tells Niezalezna one of the organizers of the demonstration, a Polish opposition leader from the Soviet period, Adam Borowski.

The day after the demonstration, a concert entitled "Against Moscow imperialism" will be held at the Russian Embassy in the Museum of Political Prisoners of the Polish People's Republic in Warsaw.

With this concert, we want to remind the truth about those tragic events. We want to clearly indicate who was the hero and who was the aggressor. In addition, we also want to show that if they come here again, we will fight. Our nation is freedom-loving and will not give up on it

- one of the organizers Pavel Pekarchik.
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  1. steelmaker
    steelmaker
    +11
    16 September 2020 13: 28
    We need to draw the right conclusions. Why do we need diplomatic relations with a country that hates us, does not want to trade, imposes sanctions, shits at any opportunity? I would "shit" this Poland - they would choke!
  2. Valentine
    Valentine
    +11
    16 September 2020 13: 44
    Then why not tell the Polish authorities about the "Munich Agreement" when your troops, together with German units, attacked Czechoslovakia in October 1938, and seized all of its strategic defense enterprises, the most advanced in technology of that time, and if not for this the occupation of Czechoslovakia, which had a lot of the newest tanks, artillery and other weapons, then, perhaps, Hitler would not have attacked the USSR ... -1918, when you, with the participation of the White Guards, but under your leadership, for about 1921 years raided the border towns and villages of the RSFSR, creating the most terrible terror against local residents, teachers, doctors, ordinary peasants, and now you have become white and fluffy. .....
    1. Akuzenka
      Akuzenka
      +5
      17 September 2020 10: 47
      Well, let them not forget. Their right. Only let them return the territory of the former East Prussia to Russia, and let them not forget further. The USSR liberated this territory, and Poland did not exist at that time.
    2. Oyo Sarkazmi
      Oyo Sarkazmi
      +5
      17 September 2020 13: 21
      Quote: Valentine
      Then why not tell the Polish authorities about the "Munich Agreement"

      What a Munich agreement laughing The Hitler-Pilsudski Pact was generally allied. 1934. Even with Mussolini there was a contract later. And the only episode when Hitler came to the funeral of a foreign leader was the funeral of Piłsudski. There is a photo where Goering is among the Polish ministers behind the coffin of the dictator (the official title of Pilsudski).
      And the Hitler-Pilsudski pact provided for the transfer of German troops to the eastern border of Poland.
  3. shpakov.alex
    shpakov.alex
    +9
    16 September 2020 14: 00
    And the Chinese believe that the Second World War began with the occupation of Chinese territories by the Japanese and the whole world then, including Poland, remained silent. And remember who extinguished the flame in the furnaces of German concentration camps pshek do not want to remember?
  4. beeper
    beeper
    +10
    16 September 2020 14: 00
    Meet the Polish protesters at the embassy with large poster photos of Pilsudski and Rydz-Smigla with Hitler and his associates, vividly discussing joint German-Polish aggressive plans for seizures in Europe and a joint attack on the USSR!
  5. Sapsan136
    Sapsan136
    +11
    16 September 2020 14: 09
    Yes, and we will not forget, neither the attacks of Poland on Russia, nor the joint occupation of Czechoslovakia by Poland with Hitler, which in fact began the Second World War, nor the fascist destruction by Poland of Soviet prisoners of war from the army of Tukhachevsky, nor the way the Poles pounded the Nazis to the Nazis giving them Soviet pilots and scouts abandoned to the rear of the Germans, nor how Poland joined NATO and deployed US multipurpose missile launchers on its territory directed against Russia. Let us count again, gentlemen, Poles, and without delusional ideas about the world proletariat and supposedly internationalism. You have already shown us your Russophobic face enough!
  6. boriz
    boriz
    +11
    16 September 2020 19: 55
    Let's not forget the rejected Western Ukraine and Belarus.
    Let's not forget the 80 Red Army soldiers killed in concentration camps.
    Yes, a lot more, the account is long.
  7. Kuramori Reika
    Kuramori Reika
    +3
    16 September 2020 20: 51
    Poor country with poor people, dirt under the sole
  8. Slavenin82
    Slavenin82
    +7
    16 September 2020 20: 59
    Why didn't they go to the German embassy?
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  10. Oleg Rambover
    Oleg Rambover
    -9
    16 September 2020 23: 17
    How Poles are like Russians. They also live in the past and present grievances almost a century ago.
  11. antibi0tikk
    antibi0tikk
    +7
    17 September 2020 05: 25
    Well, yes, a strange country. A lot has already been written about causation. How the Poles divided Czechoslovakia with Hitler, about our Red Army soldiers tortured in Polish concentration camps, etc. etc. I would also remind you about Anders' army. And for some reason I remembered the seven deadly sins. The earliest of these are pride, greed and envy. It is clear that these are purely human vices, but here they clearly fit the "average" Pole. Polish ambition is known to everyone ..... The latest events in Belarus have shown how the Poles want to get the territory of a neighboring country, which is nothing more than greed. Well, as a consequence of such "merits", there have already been three divisions of Poland, and it seems that the fourth is just around the corner (the feeling is such that the whole world is on the verge of a grandiose nix ....). God does not love Poland, the country suffered ...
  12. Stas hamilton
    Stas hamilton
    +5
    17 September 2020 08: 41
    All this is sad. These age-old strife. It looks like it's easier for us to come to an agreement with the Germans than with the Poles.

    This state of Russia is unfriendly, it should not be on the map.
  13. Ivancarafuto
    Ivancarafuto
    +2
    17 September 2020 09: 55
    Remember! It is good for you to remember
  14. akarfoxhound
    akarfoxhound
    +3
    17 September 2020 13: 26
    This psheki for the entry of their occupation troops into Czechoslovakia in 1938 ???
  15. GRF
    GRF
    0
    17 September 2020 15: 29
    And we shouldn't forget about the instrument, we shouldn't be offended, we shouldn't hesitate to use it ...

    And don't stop
    And don't change legs
    Our faces shine
    Boots shine! ...

    V.Vysotsky
  16. Gadley
    Gadley
    +2
    18 September 2020 13: 12
    The Poles wanted to enter paradise on someone else's hump, but the Germans made a bummer for them. And when Psheki Czechoslovakia with the Germans shared about it in the textbooks do not write. Most likely the first victims of the war were the Czechs and not the Poles.