It symbolizes more so the defeat of fascism in which USSR played a key role in. But non of yall are here to analyze history from a neutral perspective. This is just part of the whole program to keep the red scare and war going so certain people can fill their pockets
kaamliiha on
Could they please send me a handful of gravel from it? I’ll find a way to use it in the construction of a toilet.
Palmabrother on
There is a cemetery for soviet soldiers pretty much in the middle of Warsaw too. Now graves I don’t care about, leave them, it’s barbaric to destroy graves, (Soviet did just that after ww2 in Poland, mostly to erase any trace of the pre-soviet second Polish republic) but those ridiculous and very much imposing statues of soviet soldiers + an obelisk, I’d say destroy them
MrNewking on
Disgusting lack of respect to the people who helped Poland.
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These statues should been removed long time ago
Good, keep going. Europeans should be doing this throughout the continent, especially in Germany.
Russian complaints in 3. 2. 1.
good. freeing Poland and all other countries formerly occupied by the nazis was never a goal of the soviets.
Russian bots unite!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why would anyone want to be reminded of being occupied by the Nazis and next by the Soviet Union?
It’s completely justified to tear down monuments put up to glorify that wretched regime.
https://eng.ipn.gov.pl/en/digital-resources/articles/8876,Soviet-crimes-and-repressions-against-Polish-citizens-after-September-17th-1939.html
https://eioco.nl/en/katyn-erased-but-not-forgotten/
https://polishhistory.pl/marek-wierzbicki-soviet-aggression-against-poland-was-a-blow-the-effects-of-which-we-can-still-feel-today/
It symbolizes more so the defeat of fascism in which USSR played a key role in. But non of yall are here to analyze history from a neutral perspective. This is just part of the whole program to keep the red scare and war going so certain people can fill their pockets
Could they please send me a handful of gravel from it? I’ll find a way to use it in the construction of a toilet.
There is a cemetery for soviet soldiers pretty much in the middle of Warsaw too. Now graves I don’t care about, leave them, it’s barbaric to destroy graves, (Soviet did just that after ww2 in Poland, mostly to erase any trace of the pre-soviet second Polish republic) but those ridiculous and very much imposing statues of soviet soldiers + an obelisk, I’d say destroy them
Disgusting lack of respect to the people who helped Poland.