mirmat1
09.11.06, 01:51
... Koncentracyjnych.
Nie pierwsza proba oczerniania Polakow przez ta lewacko-liberalna gadzinowka
pokazuje, ze nienawisc do Polakow ci "liberalowie" wyssali z mlekiem matki.
Widac, ze ten kanadyjski odpowiednik Gazety Wyborczej nie wysiedzi dlugo bez
oplucia narodu, ktory jako pierwszy przeciwstawil sie nawale Hitlera. W
niedzielnym wydaniu Toronto Star historia "A legacy of haunting memories
Nov. 5, 2006. MICHELE HENRY dotyczy Sama i Magdy Novice z Toronta z
oczywistymi insynuacjami prosto z Goebelsowskiej szkoly. Dowiadujemy sie
bowiem, ze sprawcami holocaustu na zydach byli jacys "Nazisci" a gdy
przychodzi do szczegolow okazuja sie to Polacy a moze Litwini:
"Every conversation with my Zaida, 84, leads to the Holocaust. For many
years, he'd reminisce about it matter-of-factly, often with a distant stare,
sometimes anger. Now his eyes cloud with tears, which he wills away before
they fall into the rugged folds of his aging face. "As you age you get more
emotional," he explains through an enduring Polish accent. "We were never
prepared for anything like that. We didn't understand what it means to shoot,
to hurt anybody."
A tough man whose hair was raven in his youth, Samuel Sosnovich, my Zaida,
survived the impossible. Sent to three concentration camps by the Nazis, he
eluded death every day during the war, lining his prisoner's uniform with
paper, and risking death if he was caught, to keep from freezing during the
winter. He once subsisted for a month on a mouldy loaf of bread and raw
potato he'd hide every day in his pant leg. At other times, he survived by
boiling grass. Almost all of his relatives (he had 45 first cousins) were
exterminated, many in the Polish concentration camps of Auschwitz, Birkenau,
Treblinka and Majdonek.
Born in 1922 in Ostrowiec, a Polish village of about 15,000 Jews, young
Samuel was no stranger to anti-Semitism. As a boy, he'd load his pockets with
stones to fight gangs of Polish kids intent on beating him.
Illness killed his father Efraim in 1937, leaving my teenaged Zaida in charge
of the family brush factory and provider for his mother and four siblings.
Life turned deadly one September morning in 1942.
"It was a hell of a day," my Zaida says, remembering the gruesome tableaux
that became his village after Lithuanian S.S. men finished their round-up.
Hmmmm! ale trzeba byc fair. W artykule pojawiaja sie "Niemcy" i to na
wstepie!:
"In the stories she'd tell, my grandmother was always a heroine.
Blonde hair fastened into a ponytail, confident blue eyes and pale skin, she
didn't look anything like a Jewish girl born to shtetl-folk in Poland.
Lying beside me in bed when I was a child, she'd explain that growing up with
those features in her small village was a curse — until the Germans seized
power. "
Czyli rozwijac sie z wygladem zydowskim w malej (Polskiej) wiosce bylo
przeklenstwo - az .... Niemcy przejeli wladze !!!
Ot takie male niedopowiedzenie ale wiemy ze z takich niedopowiedzen metoda
szkoly Goebelsa tworzy sie monumentalne KLAMSTWA. W koncu jak zapytano
studentow na jednym z lewackich uniwerkow w Kaliforni kim byli ci "Nazisci"
to wiekszosc uczniakow wskazala na Polakow.
