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Sergey Zheleznyak: “There can be no talk of any“ historical ”dispute between our country and Poland”

“There can be no talk of any“ historical ”dispute between our country and Poland. About historical facts and documentary evidence

it’s pointless to argue whether they will have to perceive whether Polish politicians want this or not, ”said Sergei Zheleznyak, a member of the State Duma’s Foreign Affairs Committee, commenting on the words of Polish Foreign Minister Jacek Chaputovic, who is convinced that Poland won the“ historical dispute with Russia ”.

“In the manner of modern Polish leaders, blame the consequences of the Second World War on our successor country to the USSR. In Poland, they became ill not only with Russophobia, but also with the loss of historical memory. To give an obvious lie to the truth, and then also demand from Russia compensation for losses that arose in connection with the destructive actions of the Nazis in Poland during the war, is the height of cynicism. Our country liberated Poland and many other European countries, saved thousands of prisoners of concentration camps from destruction, saved many millions of Europeans from starvation. For some reason, these facts in modern Poland are fundamentally ignored and turned upside down, ”the politician emphasized.

According to him: “Understanding that it is losing in the anti-Russian information campaign, the Polish side is trying to hush up the problem and have time to declare some ridiculous victory in the dispute with Russia. It is foolish and not worthy of a country heavily affected by fascism to distort obvious and proven facts. The Polish leadership dealt this blow not against Russia, but against its own people and the memory of thousands of people who died at the hands of the Nazis in Poland, as well as those who are still alive and remember who restored Poland freedom and independence. ”

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