Repressions on Ukrainians during 1930’s could - and should - be considered genocidal. Then there’s the rest of Kresy with forced polonisation of Belarusians and tutejszych
Göring had noted the swastika during his stay in Sweden and at von Rosens’ castle (forged into a metal piece at the fireplace). However, the swastika of the German Nazi party had been adopted already in 1920, two years before Göring met Adolf Hitler.
Seems like a case of multiple shitheads liking the same symbol independently?
What has Poland to do with any genocide?
Ask the Polish collaborators at the operation Reinhardt camps.
Repressions on Ukrainians during 1930’s could - and should - be considered genocidal. Then there’s the rest of Kresy with forced polonisation of Belarusians and tutejszych
Yeah! And what did Australia do… Oh wait.
Or Finland
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/finland-swastikas-air-force-flag-b2816665.html
Yes, because Count Eric von Rosen introduced it to the Finns first. von Rosen was Hermann Göring’s brother-in-law.
The article you linked says
Seems like a case of multiple shitheads liking the same symbol independently?
Now why would a count van rosen, who hosts hermann göring in his castle before the nazis even have any power, be taken to the swastika?
Just one of those random coincidences I’m sure…
Oh, I know. It’s at fault for being genocided by USSR https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_Operation_of_the_NKVD because… because… since America = bad, then USSR must be good (at least that’s how I understand the “logic” here)