Will these Polish "protestors" ever get over their notorious gonor and let it all go? There are many German cemeteries in Russia - what's the problem with Poland? Especially that there are no red stars or any hints at Communism or whatever.
http://www.thenews.pl/international/?id=137682
Photo of the monument:
http://www.thenews.pl/international/?id=137682
The inscription on the monument to the fallen soldiers who died at the Battle of Warsaw - sometimes known as the Miracle of the Vistula, when General Piludski’s troops fought back the western expansion of the Bolshevik revolution - says, in both Polish and Russian: “Here lies 22 soldiers from 235 and 236 Rifles and 79th Brigade who fell in the battle near Ossow on 14 and 15 August 1920”.
Local protestors, however, chanted “shame” before the unveiling ceremony, claiming that it was showing “contempt for Poles” where “fathers and grandfathers died. Do we have to have a monument here in honour of invaders”?
Local protestors, however, chanted “shame” before the unveiling ceremony, claiming that it was showing “contempt for Poles” where “fathers and grandfathers died. Do we have to have a monument here in honour of invaders”?

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