action, then the number of those deported in the vistula action is between 140 and 150,000, there were this action, half a million are those who were deported , from 1944 to 1946, and yes, you very rightly noted that, in addition to this deportation, a special yavozhno concentration camp was used as part of this deportation, by the way, which was located on the territory of the former nazi concentration camp auschwitz, where ukrainians were again received for theirs nationality, that is, here we have all the... signs of a specific crime, which, by the way , has no statute of limitations, a felony, a crime against humanity, and what is important is that this interpretation of the events related to the vistula action was also in the studies of the institute of national remembrance, the polish institute of national remembrance, so what we are seeing now is a rollback, not even for 10, 20, 30 years, but really, a rollback to 1947, and you don't know this prosecutor of the institute of national remembrance do you remember polka? have never met, no, no, i don't know this person, and regardle

at the political level, i recall that in 1990 the senate of the republic of poland condemned the vistulaology to the victims of this action, this the action was one of those points of contact between ukrainians and poles, it is obvious that in our history there are many events that divide us, but it is precisely the common understanding of the vistula action as a communist crime that led to a serious loss for ukrainians, for ukrainian culture. this is what has united us until now until 2023, from so it is a very irresponsible and very harmful initiative of a person who represents the polish state, a polish state institution, and i will just say, well, they write about 150,000 people, and other sources give about the forced resettlement of almost half a million people , 3,000, well, almost 4,000 people were detained in the yavozhno constabulary, 655 people were killed, 2008 were killed. about the action vistula, the number of those deported in the vistula action is between 140 and 150,000, there were several stages of this action, half a million are those who were deported from 1944 to 19

another poland that evaluates everything differently, especially since when we are talking about the vistulagn, well , this is one of the few such consensus topics in the polish-ukrainian heritage, where both ukrainians and poles condemned, condemned together, that is , there was a decision of the senate... in 1990, there were many joint statements, that is, no one questioned the fact that this was a crime of the communist regime, and now what to do revision of this to be done by some, well, this is this, unfortunately, some communist revenge, in fact, i don’t know if this prosecutor who did it realized it , he probably did, because it wasn’t just about closing the case, okay, that is, they could say for some formal reasons that there are no more living witnesses and so on , the case has been going on for about 20 years, but this is a brutal explanation. why was it closed, because it turns out that the action was not repressive, but charitable, they saved the ukrainian population from possible crimes in the nupa and resettled them in better housing than they had in the east of poland, that i

action is right before did not belong to them, the vistula action was equally condemned by ukrainianlish historians, ukrainian and polish politicians, as a crime of communism. not noticing this revision now, unfortunately, can become a dangerous precedent for some kind of rehabilitation of further other crimes of communism. this is now unacceptable, especially if we are talking about the crime of deportation, which russia is currently trying to use against us, so these things definitely cannot be missed. well, actually. if we are already talking about what it is impossible to rehabilitate any crimes of communism, then let's remember, let's also remember the events that took place 10 years ago, in december 13th of the year, on december 8, 2013, during the maidan, when in kyiv, during the euromaidan rally, they demolished the second attempt, not from the first, but from the second, the monument to lenin in front of the besar market, the history of the monument goes back to the post-war period, the period after the second world war, it was erected and held there by different people. the

against humanity, and that it is important that this interpretation of the events related to the vistula action was also in the studies of the institute of national remembrance, the polish institute of national remembrance, therefore, what we see now is a rollback, not even by 10, 20, 30 years really go back to 1947, and you do not know this prosecutor of the institute of national remembrance of poland, have never met, nor do i know this person, and regardless of who he is, i believe that this person is really ignorant in history, very far from the understanding of any legal composition. what were the crimes of communism, you say that deportation as part of the vistula campaign is a typical crime of the communist totalitarian regime, it is the same crime as the deportation of the crimean tatars in 1944, as deportation ingush chechens, like the deportation of ukrainians from the soviet country in the 30s of the xx century, the deportation of the same poles in the 39th and 41st years, so this justification of one of these crimes of communism can become a very dangerous precedent that will

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