toja3003
28.05.09, 09:27
Typically. Nobody really knows what really and precisely this German
resolution says. I don’t now either, because there is not an exact
translation of that but only some opinions of some polish
politicians. Some particular sentences, some parts without context.
In this way we can “prove” everything. I have understood that
everybody in EU has the right to live everywhere in the Union and
this well-known right for the former German expellees too. So even
the well known in Poland Ms. Stejnbach can live now in the same
polish house where she was born in 1943. She can buy this house in
Poland or another and nobody is questioning our polish-german
borders and the fact that in this case Rumia was and is polish town.
Where is the problem? And expulsions? To condemn it? That’s again
well known and normal international attitude of democratic
countries. We have to do whit such things each day – in Africa, Asia
or elsewhere. There are still wars and connected expelletions. Why
should we not in EU criticise that? Yes, each time taking about the
WWII we should very clearly say that the nasi III Raich started this
war and not Poland and after that there were terrible consequences
for Europe and even for German nation but this is obvious thing and
nobody has something against it.
