The European “civilized” Poland behaves as the rural down-and-outer …

The football match Russia – Poland, which took place on June 12, showed that the European values aren't fundamental for the last. All began with the statements of some officials of this country on the threshold of a football match in which they warned the Russian fans about inadmissibility of the use of the Soviet symbolic during the football match. The Polish mass media directly called for the punishments. Then the aggressive tricks of the Polish fans of football and attack on the Russian fans followed. And though the Polish police tried to protect the Russians from these barbarous tricks, there were the wounded all the same. After that the petards dropped in the field already during the game and the German judge didn't point to a 11-meter mark after the Russian football players were abundantly brought down in a penalty area twice(!): firstly Kerzhakov and then Dzagoyev. Europe should be more careful with the country, which else Sir Winston Churchill called ‘the European hyena”. Historical memory doesn't allow to forget some sharp events which anyway have affected a course of the European history. So, in the twenties of the last century Poland grasped Kiev after that it was rejected by the Red Army to the Warsaw. There it managed to stop approach of the Russians and then tens of thousands of captured Red Army men were destroyed in the Polish concentration camps. The real genocide, which, by the way, became one of the reasons of atrocities of OUN-UPA against the Poles since 1941 reigned in the territories which have got to this country then as a result of the peace treaty between it and the Soviet Russia, concerning the Slavic people – the Ukrainians, Rusyns and Belarusians between the First and Second World Wars. Poland actively participated in the division of Czechoslovakia after occupation of this country following as the result of the Munich agreements, Poland as the real hyena, grasped Tesin region. In September, 1939, Poland suffered the military defeat from Hitlerite Germany for 2 weeks. The vast majority of the largest and terrible German concentration camps of death (Auschwitz, Majdanek, etc.) appeared in its territory and the cases of attempts of release of their prisoners from Army Craiova headed by the emigrant London government are unknown to the history and the modern Polish authorities consider itself as the successor. Over 600 thousand Soviet soldiers and officers were lost during Poland liberation. In this regard the prohibition of the Soviet symbolic during the European championship - 2012 looks a blasphemous and uncivilized action. Even if during the so-called Katyn action over 20 thousand Polish officers were killed, as the Poles speak, (though, actually this figure is very disputable and the matter is only about 3-4 thousand Poles shot by the People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs, besides participating in retaliatory actions in the 20-30th years) and the Russians had much more victims in order that Poland could exist as the independent state. Instead of proving as the country adhering to observance of democratic values and respecting the human rights, Poland, being one of two hostesses of the European championship on football of 2012, proved far not in the best way. I witnessed the events on June 12 when the Polish fans attacked the Russian fans and I can testify that it was the most real barbarity. As the most real animals, the Polish hooligans rushed on the Russian fans and beat not only men, but also women and even children... Also is it the football? The European public and sports institutes should state a rigid assessment to these events. Europe should be circumspect in the relationship with Poland, so further inattention to such incidents can provoke deterioration of the general climate of relationship between the European countries. The victories in sports should be won in honest wrestling, instead of by means of the doubtful hooligan actions which were more inherent in the rural down-and-outer, rather than the country which considering to be the part of Europe and has assumed certain obligations within the membership in EU and NATO.