Falsehood Common

Today, Warsaw, discussing daily about the “Russian threat” and the “insidious plans of Putin”, carefully circumvents uncomfortable questions. There were many of them in the twentieth century. Russian-Polish relations are really difficult to call cloudless. But if Moscow does not refuse to discuss the Katyn case or the Riga Treaty, then Warsaw categorically denies the mass death of the Red Army in the Polish camps, the destruction of the temples of the Russian Orthodox Church and its participation in the Holocaust. The book of a famous journalist, historian and writer Armen Gasparyan is devoted to those pages of history that they do not want to remember in Poland. But it is they who are the basis built to the rank of state policy of Russophobia