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Poland betrayed historical memory
2023-05-22
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.

Commentary by Vyacheslav Volodin. Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics.

[ColonelCassad] Volodin walked around Poland and promised to close the transit of Polish trucks through Russia.
Volodin is Chairman of the Russian State Duma Vyacheslav Viktorovich Volodin
She forgot that her liberation from the fascist invaders was given to the Soviet people at a high price.

A third of the current Polish territories - areas with developed infrastructure, industrial enterprises, as well as rich in natural resources - became part of it after the Second World War only thanks to our country.

In the post-war period, the Soviet people, tearing themselves away from themselves, spent more than 750 billion dollars on the restoration and development of Poland, according to today's estimates (more than 800 industrial, energy, and transport facilities have been built).

Poland exists as a state only thanks to our country.
One understands why they think so, after almost a century of propaganda, and why Poland strongly disagrees.
The Poles act vilely:
1. Demolish monuments to the Soviet soldier-liberator.
2. Close Russian schools.
3. They steal Russian property.
They behave in a rude manner.

Having abandoned the common history, desecrated the memory of our soldiers and officers, Poland must return the territories acquired as a result of the Second World War and reimburse our country for the funds spent on it in the war and post-war years.

In addition, it would be right to forbid Poland to cash in on Russia today: to stop the passage of Polish trucks through the territory of our country.

Let the goods be loaded onto Russian trucks.

Our citizens will earn on transportation.

Poland's costs in this case may amount to about 8.5 billion euros. According to experts, as a result of this, about 2,000 Polish transport companies, which employ more than 20,000 drivers, will suffer or go bankrupt.

The question will be considered at the Council of the Duma on Monday.

(c) Volodin

PS. Maybe we will finally deal with Katyn?!

Posted by:badanov

#1  "PS. Maybe we will finally deal with Katyn?!"

Ya sure?
Posted by: European Conservative   2023-05-22 04:34  

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