From: Moscow Times

Putin Calls Former Polish Ambassador ‘Anti-Semitic Pig’

Dec. 25, 2019

Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed Polish officials on Tuesday for siding with the Nazis prior to World War II….

The European Parliament in September condemned the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact — a Soviet-Nazi non-aggression deal — for the outbreak of World War II….

Citing archival documents, Putin told defense officials Tuesday that Poland’s envoy to Nazi Germany had promised to build Hitler “a beautiful monument in Warsaw” if he expelled the country’s Jews to Africa. [Though still not good, notice the solution was expulsion, not annihilation, Hitler’s actual plan – ed.]

“That bastard! That anti-Semitic pig,” Putin said, apparently referring to Józef Lipski, who served as the Polish ambassador in Berlin until 1939.

“He was in complete solidarity with Hitler in his anti-Jewish, anti-Semitic sentiment,” the Russian president said.

Putin echoed his insistence Friday that the Soviet Union had been the last to sign a non-aggression agreement with Hitler before the outbreak of war. …

These dealings, particularly the 1938 Munich Agreement that allowed Hitler to annex parts of former Czechoslovakia, actually paved the way toward World War II….

“People like the ones who were negotiating with Hitler back then now deface monuments to the liberator soldiers — the Red Army troops who liberated the countries and people of Europe from Nazism,” he said. [It’s said these “liberators” raped over one million German women, killing many in their communist conquest. Many German women committed suicide to avoid the rapes – ed.] …

Poland meanwhile has accused Putin of “renewing Stalinist propaganda” for claiming that the Soviet occupation of Poland “saved lives.”

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