Mishuk, The post dedicated for You

[panzerviii]

serwisy.gazeta.pl/wyborcza/1,68586,3003407.html
As I have written it previously, That big battaly between Rusians and Germans
took place near Lodz in 1914 during WWI. Germans call that battaly - the
Battaly of Brzeziny, Russians call that battaly - the Battaly of Lodz.
Germans won that Battaly, but high level of casualties occured on the both
sides. So the graveyeards of soldiers (both sides) are to be find around the
Lodz Town. One of the cmentary (graveyard) is placed in the Village Galkow
(Gałków using Polish fonts I am not sure if You are able to read polskije
bukfy). Soldiers in Graves came from Chrabovsk on the China border on river
Amur. Their unit has been organised there. Gazeta Wyborcza have undertaken
an action of searching the keens of the soldiers in graves. So the Major of
the Chabarovsk Aleksander Sokolov has been asked to help Gazeta Wyborcza on
serachong action. Some anoucement has been published by Chabarovsk Cityhall.

Mishuk As far I remember Chabarovsk is Your Home Town so my post is dedicated
for You. Did some of Your keens (Grandgrandfhater e.g.) fight on the battaly
of Lodz. I have to told You I am called Rusophob on the another foras, but I
am glad on the action connected in my home town. And My Grandmother and His
sister (both died on the last decade) told me about her good memories of the
Russian Officers View in the 1914 (They were kid) The Officers lived
temporary on my Grandgrandfhater house (He was rich merchant). Of course the
memories of my Grandfhater - the housband of my Grandmother were completly
diffrent, but He told me about the year 1920, but not 1914. He was young
soldier who took part in the battaly of Warsaw 1920, He was 17 when Jozef
Pilsudski ask all Polsih to defend Their new country. But I think there were
big diference bettwen Tzar Officers and Bolshevik Officer.

POKa

i Zyczę powodzenia

Upamiętniać żołnierzy-okupantów, dzikusów z

[lortea]

Azji którzy raboali co się da, palili co się da i gwałcili każdą dziewczynę.
Istotnie z łodzianami jest coś nie w porzadku, Miller, afera skórowa, dzieci
ukiszone w beczkach. Carska armia była okupantem i niczym więcej, to państwa
centralne, Niemcy i Austro-Węgry postawiły na polską kartę i nieco nam pomogły,
takie są fakty.

[panzerviii]

lortea napisał:

> Istotnie z łodzianami jest coś nie w porzadku, Miller, afera skórowa, dzieci
> ukiszone w beczkach.

Wszystko to prawda, a do tego jeszcze miasto jest obrzydliwie nieprawomyślne, w
ostatnich wyborach parlamentarnych i prezydenckich raz zagłosowało na Platformę
i dwa razy na Tuska. Czy zostanie za to jakoś ukarana, cofnięty będzie program
autostrad. Dla twojej wiadomości jednak zdrowy duch w narodzie przetrwał na
prowincji w województwie. Mieszkam na przedmiesciach i kilka kilometrów dalej
zaczyna sie Polska swojska Moherowo - Buraczana. Ten brak łączności z prowincją
utrudnia akces do Niepodległej Polski Zachodniej.

www.epoznan.net/inne/host/memfis/npz/?p=4

[manny_ramirez]

panzervii nie przesadzasz ciutke??

nie przesadzam Manny, dowcipkuję sobie

[panzerviii]

na zasadzie głupia odpowiedź na jeszcze głupszą wypowiedź. chyba, że za
przesadę uważasz mój post inicjujący wątek, cóż chciałem zrobić przyjemnośc
Mishukowi, bo chłopak jest w porządku to jest ta Rosja iz którą możan
współpracować jakże inna od Rosji Mishy Kazaka, a groby to groby i czyjekowliek
by były trzeba je szanować.

Jakkowliek podziały w kraju po ostatnich wyborach sąogromne. to mój link li
tylko żartem.

Armia carska to byli okupanci, tylko wyłacznie

[lortea]

okupanci. Nie pomogli na żadnym etapie odradzania się suwerennego państwa
polskiego. To państwo zbudowaliśmy sami, przy pewnej pomocy Habsburgów i
Niemiec. Takie są fakty, nikt nie upamiętnia miejsc pochówku gestapowców,
esesmanów, włąsowców, i na tej zasadzie nikogo nie powinny obchodzić groby
carskich okupantów. Ci sami ludzie pojawili się już 6 lat potem, w 1920 roku,
TO NAPaRWDĘ CI SAMI OKUPANCI. Potem przyszli w 1939, Katyń to ich dzieło.
Jesteś poprawny politycznie ślepiec, historia to dla ciebie nie fakty, lecz
plastelina którą można do woli kształtować, czyli po prostu fałszować.

[mishuk]

panzerviii, thanks a lot for your interest in history of Russians. I have never
heard of The Battle of Lodz and, to be honest, my knowledge on WWI history are
extremely perfunctory (shame on me).
Oh, I can read Polish letters pretty well.
Russian cemetries are scattered all over the world. Japan, China, Eastern and
Western Europe and Central Asia. There were so many people who either escaped
from Soviet regime or fighted and died for Soviet regime as well as fighted
against Soviets. The history of the XX century is a total mess.

Here in Khabarovsk we have Japanese cemetry where prisoners-of-war were buried
during the 1950s. This place is very clean and is being kept in good order as
Japanese delegations visit here sometimes.

Also, there is a small monument in the center of the city on which an
inscription is written in 4 languages : Russian, German, Czech and Hungarian.
It is read like :"Here is a place of the former burial place for prisoners-of-
war died in the Far East namely Czech and Austrian-Hungarian soldiers deported
to Siberia". 90% of locals don't even know about this monument.

My grandfather's step-father was Austrian by name of Iosif. Perhaps he had
family in Austria, when he was sent in here in the times of Russian Empire. I
have a picture of him. He looks like typical Russian... Maybe he didn't want to
come back home, maybe he was not allowed, I don't know.

I know about the only realive that participated in WWI- My grandmother's father.
He was captured by Germans and after spending several years in capture, he
returned home weak and ill.

This is all I can tell about this :)

If you need any other info, let me know.