On 2020-04-26 01:41, Izaura wrote:
> On 2020-04-25 11:52, Trybun wrote:
>> W dniu 24.04.2020 o 02:03, Izaura pisze:
>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> A ten ambasador w Berlinie, to nie czasem ten, ktory wystawil tysiace
>>> falszych argentynskich paszportow...?
>>>
>>> /jesli to ten, to nie dziw siem, ze publicznie kreowal siem na
>>> antysemitnika :)
>>>
>>
>> Nie wiem, ale chyba nie. Zresztą problem nie w ambasadorze, bo był
>> jaki był, nie ma przecie przymusu kochać kogokolwiek, choćby z Żydami
>> na czele. Problem w tym że my się tego wypieramy. Takie podejście do
>> historii jest niedopuszczalne.
>>
>
>
> Ten...? Szlachcic, herbu Grabie...?
>
> https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B3zef_Lipski_(dyp
lomata)
>
> Sam widzisz, ze to biezaca kremlowska polityka historyczna...  i nawet
> zydowska gazeta dla Polakow siem za nim ujela...
>
> https://wyborcza.pl/7,75398,25548566,czlowiek-ktoreg
o-zaatakowal-putin.html?disableRedirects=true
>
>
> //poza tym w dyplomacji, jak w wywiadzie... nigdy nie wiadomo co jest
> prawda a co kamuflazem...
>

Jedynie w angielskojezycznej wikipedi napisane... ze nie mozna
manipulowac jednym zdaniem wyrwanym z kontekstu...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B3zef_Lipski#Stat
ement_by_Vladimir_Putin

"In December 2019, during a speech given to high ranking Russian defense
officials, Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Lipski of
antisemitism, calling him "That bastard! That anti-Semitic pig." The
remarks were condemned by Polish government officials, and Poland's
Chief Rabbi, Michael Schudrich, stated that "for us Jews, it is
particularly outrageous for Putin to manipulate the tone of [Lipski's
comments] made in his conversation with Adolf Hitler in 1938. One
shouldn't forget Poland supported the emigration of its 10 percent
Jewish minority, but it did so partly in cooperation with the Zionist
movement, to which it gave clandestine military support. At the same
time, however, when the Third Reich expelled thousands of Polish Jews in
1938, Polish diplomatic services, including Ambassador Lipski
personally, assisted them. Accusing [Lipski] of antisemitism on the
basis of one sentence taken out of context is extremely irresponsible."


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