@r1ber1@txjdjeknxbo@Bitofhonesty@KonstantinKisin Poland annexed only land with Polish/Silesian majority. Sudetenland was ethnically mostly German but also 'naturally always' part of the political domain of Bohemia.
@r1ber1@txjdjeknxbo@Bitofhonesty@KonstantinKisin What is the definition of "naturalness" here? Did God promise them this, too? Magna Germania? You pick a "Year Zero" wherever it suits you, there was a time when Slavs lived west of the Elbe. It is an ahistorical narrative from an old German nationalism. After World War I, ...
@Greoryth pressuring us. German war with France was inevitable, the UK could have remained neutral only at the cost of abandoning the Entente Cordiale. Poland was the weakest link in the alliance and, after the deal with SU, became the first target in preparation for the invasion of France
@Greoryth The irony here is that Hitler initially did not even want a war with Poland, his main target was France. In early 1939, he sought an alliance with Poland and a territorial revision. The UK has given a guarantee to us to reinforce our role as France's ally while Germany was ...
@TarasKuzio But you know that Tucker (whatever you think of him) has long been a massive critic of Trump (whatever you think of him), that’s simply a fact. And regardless of that, the idea that Poland should deliberately worsen its relations with the US is foolish. The idea that we should
@Martina_Guth@PolishEmbassyUS@BogdanKlich@TuckerCarlson You don't know anything. Regardless of any of the ideas held by the Entente, Poland existed as a state 'de facto' at the moment the war ended. The UK and US really only had some influence over the shape of borders with Germany and Czechoslovakia, that is all.
@VanguardSover@PolishEmbassyUS@BogdanKlich@TuckerCarlson Carlson did not argue that everything was fine because Germany lost territory as a result of losing the war, which would have been a foolish argument. He said much more than that. Now you are gaslighting.
@BulgarianStoic@RealAlexJones As late as the spring of 1939, Hitler still wanted an alliance with Poland so he could attack France without worry. The real history was the opposite of what you describe: from a German perspective the war with Poland could have been avoided, whereas the war with France could not
@celestialbe1ng This is full of corpo-speach, mostly obfuscation. Generally, once you strip that away, those values are worth discussing. But, in the context of the now-viral specific case, the text is deeply flawed due to what it leaves unsaid and what it attempts to justify.
@MikiWrobelek_ to większa zbrodnia niż wszystko do tego momentu od obiadku drawskiego włącznie. Co wcześniej było sufitem dotykanym rzadko, dziś jest podłogą. Mamy władzę, która w ogóle porzuciła zasadę legitymizmu prawnego.
@MikiWrobelek_ Logika - wszystko mniej despotyczne niż wczesny Hitler jest ok (gdy my rządzimy). Gdyby Polska była państwem demokratycznym i prawożądnym, to Tusk za kilkadziesiąt deliktów konstytucyjnych byłby sądzony dawno temu. A sama jego rozmowa z Hołownią przed zaprzysiężeniem Nawrockiego-
@IdOrgotmatk@Hoonytr@William92786781@rhcm123 The plan of partition of Poland, with the German-Soviet border running right through the middle of the country, is not a non-aggression pact, even if that is what it is called. Did you know that there were four joint NKVD–Gestapo conferences during that period? No one ...
@IdOrgotmatk@William92786781@rhcm123 Characterizing the IIIReich simply as an anti-communist state is akin to characterizing Stalin's regime simply as anti-fascist. Besides, they were the ones who initially formed a wartime alliance against the West. Later came the betrayal and the reversal of alliances.
@Sargon_of_Akkad The extent to which the EU corrupts/influent the European elite at an institutional level is wildly underestimated. The number of posts with the money and the privileges offered to the political class in exchange for their participation in this project is a big factor.
@IdOrgotmatk@William92786781@rhcm123 But this changes nothing regarding the UK’s motivation, because it was never about Poland, The claim that you have to hate the Germany to oppose their attempts to dominate Europe is absurd.
@IdOrgotmatk@William92786781@rhcm123 bomb the refineries in Baku, Operation Barbarossa changed everything. As for betrayal, yes, and on several occasions (the first time in September ’39), however, it was FDR who, as early as Tehran, handed Poland over to Stalin in a secret meeting without Churchill’s knowledge...