z_darius: What is even more shocking is your blatant and uninhibited lying, in public, even though you must know the truth if you want to claim any position in the debate. What happened at the end of WW2 and how Poles were betrayed was made possible only by the scumbags like yourself. Unfortunately, garbage like yourself is still well and alive. You are a lowly liar. Oh look, it’s everybody’s favourite anti-semite, back with more of his hate-filled lies!
Bit of a pity for you that even the source you quote says that Poles were invited to the London parade:
z_darius: It is also notable for the exclusion of all Polish servicemen; hundreds thousands of whom served in the Polish Armed Forces in the West as one of the largest Allied contingents. The 303 squadron was the only Polish unit invited; it declined because the invitation was not extended to any other Polish unit, despite Poland being the fourth largest European ally during World War II. So, as I said, free Poles were invited but didn’t bother to attend.
The representatives of the official government of Poland was also invited to attend:
In what had to be one of the more painful episodes in this illustrious unit and its nation’s history, the worst example of Western backstabbing comes when the U.S. and Britain recognize the post-war Soviet-puppet government of Poland, the most symbolic moment comes when the British are conducting their Victory Parade, on June 8, 1946, and the Labour government invites Communist Poland to take part but, lest Stalin be offended, bars the Poles who actually fought for England. The pilots of the 303 Squadron were the only representatives of the Polish Army invited to the London Victory Parade in 1946 but they were so offended that no other Polish units had been invited, nor the legitimate Polish government-in-exile, they declined to attend, watching from the sidelines instead. http://thecommunitypaper.com/archive/6_06/index.php
Those [free Poles] invited refused the invitation and stated without hesitation: contingents representing each service or none at all. And so, none it was.
A bit of time lapsed, before the reasons came out to surface. Since Great Britain already recognized new Polish government in Poland, and thousands of Polish servicemen, legally Polish citizens, were still in England, it would be diplomatically correct, to invite a contingent of each service from Poland, and together, in fraternal unisons with the "local" soldiers, take part in Victory Parade in London. At the time, we couldn’t get over the fact, that the British Government, dealing with Stalin for several years, were so naive as to think that the so called "Polish government totally subservient to USSR, would sent it’s contingents, to join their compatriots in England. We hated the communists, especially the Polish ones, and would rather vegetate abroad, than to return home and be dominated by them. Later on, we heard some rumors, that apparently, the Polish authorities were ready to sent a contingent of men, but at last moment, received a "message" from Moscow: " What’s going to happen, if your soldiers get captivate by fascists in England and never return?" That did it. As I said, it was probably just a spiteful gossip, but there is a kernel of truth. http://www.polishsquadronsremembered.com/Victory_parade.html
Keep lying and keep whining, bigot.
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