Head of the Ukrainian Ministry of abroad Affairs Dmytro Kułęba was asked on the Soros-sponsored, among others, and organized by Trzaskowski Campus Poland's Future about the exhumations of Poles murdered by Ukrainians during the “volyńska slaughter” on our erstwhile East Borders.
Ukrainian politician stated: "Olsztyn, in which Campus continues, played a major function during the "Operation of the Vistula". You are aware of what Operation Wisła was, and you know that all these Ukrainians were forced out of Ukrainian territories to live, among others, in Olsztyn?” He added: “We have no problem continuing the exhumation. We have only specified a request to the government in Poland to besides commemorate Ukrainians. We want this to be bilateral." He besides added to leave past to historians.
Many were outraged by Kuleba’s insolent speech. I'm utilized to what Ukrainian politicians say. I don't blame the Ukrainians, they care about Ukrainian business. I resent politicians in Poland that alternatively of Polish, they care about Ukrainian business.
The minister should have heard that before the “Operation of the Vistula” there was a bloody “volyńsk slaughter” by his compatriots. He should hear that the intent of the operation was to cut off the bander thugs from their natural background. He should know that at that time in many parts of the world, various countries of their enemies murdered, were displaced. They were given brick houses, although most frequently lost huts with a slop. He should have been reminded that the UPA forces of 1,500 people (17 sotni) were estimated to have broken down as a consequence of the operation, and 2900 active members and CNS supporters were imprisoned. And it is vital that Poles have respect for soldiers of the Polish Army, the interior safety Corps and officers of the Civic Militia.
However, the minister is right to say: “We only have specified a request to the government in Poland to commemorate Ukrainians too. We want this to be bilateral." It should be commemorated bilaterally and kept in trilateral memory. Murdered, those who defended them, and murderers. All of this is important. On all plaque that talks about murdered Polish children, women and old people by deviants deranged with the ideology of flagism, there should be a plaque dedicated to those who defended them – to the WP and CWB soldiers and those from MO.
The minister mentioned the commemoration of the Ukrainians. It's a truly good thought to keep people who murdered in mind. We know the names, faces and actions of those who murdered in Auschwitz and another places of German crime, and we should besides know the Ukrainian ones.
Łukasz Jastrzębski
PS. The minister boldly added that past should be left to historians. In a average country where the government is guided by the welfare of its people, and not its neighbours would hear that then the Ukrainians' war with Russia should leave the Ukrainians and the Russians.
Photo: Campus Poland Future (X)
