it's true, i completely agree, but at one time marshalok pilsutski became a hostage of what was called the polish endezia. of course, different times, but 100 years ago we saw something similar. i am afraid of only one thing, that at some point tusk will not say, i'm sorry, i'm very sorry, it was 100 years ago, the conversation of marshal pilsutskyi with ukrainian internees. poland is a country, my experience says, where everything is possible, even changes for the better, so everything can work out, you have to believe in it, you have to be an optimist, you can't be a pessimist, go forward with your head turned back. we must be optimistic, i believe that we will succeed in something, because we have already succeeded in several things. therefore, it is a matter of responsibility and efforts of the ukrainian and polish people to master these right-wing people of ours. let the right be, please, but let it be like the british conservatives. a big problem, but not a whole, is behind it historical memory, this is the feeling that we are innocent by nature, that we have never done anything

this is true, i completely agree, but at one time maralok pilsutsky became a hostage of what was called polish endezia." i agree with this. of course, different times, but 100 years ago, we saw something similar. i am only afraid of one thing, that at some point tusk will not say. i'm sorry, i'm very sorry. it was 100 years ago, the conversation of marshal pilsutskyi with the interned ukrainian soldiers. yes, yes, i 'm sorry. well, i can't rule out a bad scenario. that's what my experience says , even changes better, so maybe everything will work out, you have to believe in it, you have to be be an optimist, you cannot be a pessimist, go forward with your head turned back. i believe that we will succeed in something, because we have already succeeded in several things. to make any scenario positive, but there is still, for example, endenia, there is still a polish village, there is a ukrainian endenia, there is a ukrainian view of reality and so on, and i am afraid that it may succeed, i completely agree, so it is a matter of responsibility and ukrainian and polish efforts to master the

ukrainian is a corrupted russian, it did not occur to them that it can all be serious, it was broken by pilsutski and he tried, but that's how the story turned out then, but..." until now, it's obvious that yes, it's no accident that they included in the idiotic bill, to that project, a penalty of up to two years or three, i don't remember who questioned, no, who wrote about polish co-responsibility, pisze o polskiej współodwipodzialności. did he object to writing something about the upa. i don't remember exactly the responsibility of the upa for the murder, but it was so distinctly anti-ukrainian, entered at the last moment. i remember, i remember, a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast, he comes from the psl, no, it was a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately. of course, i also feel the influence of the environments connected, maybe with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. but we also have very strong historical legislation. i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments. and to discuss this legislation, it is also a problem,

ukrainian is a corrupted russian, it did not occur to them that this could be serious, it was broken by pilsutskynd he tried, but the story then turned out that this deal with petliura did not work. if they were afraid of something, they were afraid that ukrainian and polish society could somehow come to an agreement with the western enemies of the russians, they were a little afraid of that. a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast, he comes from the psl, to write something about the upa, no, it was a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately. of course i do too i feel the influence of circles connected, perhaps with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. but we also have a very powerful historical legislation, i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments and discuss this legislation, these are also problems, it can be explosive, it will be, i agree, but the way to heaven is not strewn with trojan petals, it is also the thorns, i will walk on... this will be our great success of our time, this is a polish-ukrainian union, gedroyc wor

it did not occur to them that this could all be serious, pilsutsky broke it, and he tried, but that'show the story turned out then. public opinion did not want a war, and therefore restrained essentially. no matter who was under investigation, no, no matter who wrote about polish co-responsibility, or denied responsibility for the murder, i don't remember exactly, but it was so clearly anti-ukrainian, entered at the last moment, i remember, remember i'm reaping a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast, he comes from the psl, to write something about the upa, no, it was a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately, i also feel the influence environments connected, possibly with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. we also walk through thorns, we must win in this, we must leave it as a legacy to our children and grandchildren. this will be our great success of our time, this polish-ukrainian union. hedroits worked on it, yaktse kuren worked on it, a lot, these were his obsessions. he was actually the father of the wing of democratic positions in poland. he knew

corrupted russian, it did not occur to them what it was everything can be serious, it was broken by pilsutsky, and he tried, but this is how the story turned out then , that this agreement with petliura did not work. responsibility of the upa for the murder, i don't remember exactly, but it was so clearly anti-ukrainian, entered at the last moment. of course, i also feel the influence of circles connected, perhaps with the kremlin, i no longer believe. i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments. and to discuss this legislation, it is also a problem, it can be explosive. it will happen, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with rose petals, there are also thorns. i will also walk through thorns, we must win in this, we must leave it as a legacy to our children and grandchildren. it was said very firmly that polish solidarity is on your side. that the actor is exposed, it will be his end, and the end of the political publicist will come if he is never exposed, his own. we must repeat ours once and a second time and a third time, and the fourth an

, and ukrainian is a corrupted russian, it did not occur to them that this could all be serious, pilsutskybroke it, and he tried, but this is how history turned out then , did not work. who would not write about polish co-responsibility? did he object responsibility for murder? i don't remember exactly, but it was so distinctly anti-ukrainian, written in at the last moment, i remember, by a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast. he comes from the psl, write something about the upa? no, it was a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately. of course, i also feel the influence of circles connected, possibly with the kremlin. i no longer believe in useful idiots. we also have very strong historical legislation, i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments and discuss it legislation, it is also a problem, it can be explosive. it will happen, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with trojan petals, there are also thorns. i will also walk on thorns. "we must win in this, we must leave this as a legacy to our children and our grandchildre

well , was paniakovsky decommunized, who was paniakovsky in kyiv, was he blind, who was marshal pilsutskynd out before he became a prisoner, whether he engaged in political terror, an uncomfortable question, well, somehow we do not respect him for that, so when you speak , did you practice? stepan bandera terrorist activity, i saw a book in polish, it was called stepan bandera the terrorist, well, of course he was involved, who doubts, but this is part of the activities of the national liberation movement, he national liberation movement very often in the absence of political prospects engages in terrorist activities, which those against whom this is happening are not very liked, the russians, the austrians, or the germans there did not like the activities of pilsudski, and the poles did not like the activities of bandera, i... i remember, i don't remember which one, a long time ago, during one of my first trips to israel, i was in the gesher theater and i was next door to an elderly man who was once the prime minister -israeli minister yitzhak shamir, is yitzhak shamir a terrorist at all

ukraine, and ukrainian is a corrupted russian, it did not occur to them that it can all be serious, pilsutskybroke it, and he tried, but that's how the story turned out." of course, i also feel the influence of circles connected, perhaps with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. but we also have a very powerful historical legislation. i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments and discuss this legislation, these are also problems. it can be explosive. there will be, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with trojan petals, there are also thorns, we walk on thorns too, we must win in this, we must leave it as a legacy to our children and our grandchildren, this will be our great success of our time, this is about " polish-ukrainian unity, hedrojtsi worked on it, he worked on it like a chicken, very much, these were his obsessions. he was actually the father of the wing of democratic positions in poland, he knew that the path of neglecting or disregarding ukraine is a road to nowhere, that the polish, the polish elites, must firmly b

know, did they decommunize panyakovsky, who was panyakovsky in kyiv, was he blind, who was marshal pilsutskyefore becoming a man, was he engaged in political terror? an uncomfortable question, well, somehow we respect him not for that, and when you say whether stepan bandera was involved in terrorist activities, i saw a book in polish, it was called stepan bandera the terrorist, well, of course he did, who doubts it, but it is part of the activities of the national liberation movement movement, he national liberation movement very often in the absence of political prospects gives... to terrorist activities, which are not very are liked by those against whom this is happening, but the russians, austrians, or the germans there did not like the activities of pilsudski, and the poles did not like the activities of bandera, i remember that i no longer remember in which one a long time ago during one of my on my first trips to israel, i was in the theater and was a neighbor of such an elderly man. who was once prime minister of israel itzha kashmir is itzhamir even a terrorist don't you even doubt

whether paniakovsky was decommunized, who was paniakovsky in kyiv, was he blind, who was marshal pilsutskynd out before he became a soldier, whether he was engaged in he is a political terror, an uncomfortable question, well , somehow we respect him not for that, but... when tell me, was stepan bandera involved in terrorist activities, i saw a book in polish, it was called stepan bandera a terrorist, well, of course, he was involved, who doubts, but this is part of the activities of the national liberation movement, the national liberation movement is very often given in the absence of political prospects to terrorist activities, which are not very liked by those against whom it is taking place, but the russians, austrians, or the germans there did not like pilsudski's activities. and the poles did not like bandera's activities, i i remember that i don't remember in which one a long time ago, during one of my first trips to israel, i was in a gesher theater and i was a neighbor. such an elderly man who was once the prime minister of israel is hakashamir or yeets hakashamir a terrorist in g

don't know if panikovsky was decommunized, who was panikovsky in kyiv, he was blind, who was marshal pilsutskynd out, before he became a leader, whether he engaged in political terror, an inconvenient question. well, somehow we respect him not for that, and when you say, did stepan bandera work terrorist activities, here i saw a book in polish, it was called stepan bandera the terrorist, well, of course he was involved, who doubts, but this is part of the activities of the national liberation movement, the national liberation movement very often, in the absence of political prospects , engages in terrorist activities, which are not very . those against whom this is happening like it, but the russians, austrians, or the germans did not like the activities of pilsudski, and the poles did not like the activities of bandera, i remember that i no longer remember in which a long time ago, on one of my first trips to israel, i was in a gesher theater and was next door to this elderly man who was once the prime minister of israel yitzhak kashamir, is there even yitzhak shamir? terrorists, don't you ev