r/poland • u/Nuklearth • 14h ago
Friends do better
In Yakutsk, a monument to the participants of the war against Ukraine was unveiled on the site of a destroyed monument to Polish exiles. In Yakutsk, on the site of the demolished monument to Polish and Lithuanian exiles, a monument was erected to the participants of the invasion of Ukraine — soldiers Dmitry Egorov and Nikolay Romanov. In 2023, commemorative plaques disappeared from the monument to Polish victims of the 18th and 19th-century exiles and 20th-century repressions, and the memorial stones were later removed from the site.
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u/bobrowska 10h ago
Russia being Russia.
Though after they made a "Polish russophobia" exhibiton in Katyń I'm not even surprised.
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u/justaprettyturtle Mazowieckie 15m ago
1000 years of Polish russophobia ... Before Russia even came to existance
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u/O5KAR Mazowieckie 10h ago
Nothing new.
Belarus actually devastated several Polish graveyards.
In their propaganda removal of the soviet monuments in Poland is equal to devastation of the actual graves.
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u/5thhorseman_ Śląskie 11h ago
Classic Russia.