jastrzebiec
28.06.04, 23:31
Przypadki antypolonizmu sie zdarzaja. Rzadko, ale sie zdarzaja.
Oto jedna z najnowszych "recenzji" ksiazki Normana Daviesa o Powstaniu
Warszawskim, 1944:
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Polish Romanticism Again and Again, June 26, 2004
Reviewer: Norman Ravitch (see more about me) from Savannah, GA United
States
Norman Davies' love affair with the Poles defies explanation. He consistently
lauds their reckless drive for hegemony over their neighbors despite their
lack of material superiority. I suppose one could admire a nation about whom
it has been said that the only thing that could stop a Pole is an open door!
As far as the 1944 Uprising in Warsaw is concerned, granted that the Soviets
gave them no help. But the Poles had always loathed the Russians and could
not have expected their help. Probably in their quixotic nature they hoped
that the Virgin of Czestochowa would save them. Well, she is a Jewess and I
don't think any Jew or Jewess would go to bat for this anti-semitic people.
Hitler was so angry that the Poles had refused his offer of alliance that he
determined to treat them almost as badly as he treated the Jews. The Poles
would have loved to join in the destruction of the Jews whom they regarded as
their deadly national enemies