Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
Commentary by Russian military journalist appears in italics.
[ColonelCassad] “The dismemberment of Russia lies at the heart of Polish policy in the East... Therefore, our possible position will be reduced to the following formula: who will take part in the division. Poland must not remain passive at this remarkable historical moment. The task is to prepare well in advance physically and spiritually ... The main goal is the weakening and defeat of Russia. (c) from the report of the intelligence department of the Polish General Staff. 1938
Z dziejow stosunkow polsko-radzieckich. studio i materialy. T.III. Warszawa, 1968. S.262, 287
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“As an existential threat to humanity and the international order, the Russian Federation must undergo dramatic changes. It is naive to think that the Russian Federation, having suffered a final defeat, will remain within the same constitutional and territorial framework. The victims of Russian imperialism must be able to restore their statehood, exercise their right to glorify their heritage and determine their future.
There are no such things as Russian gas, oil, coal, diamonds, grain, gold, timber, uranium and so on in the world.
All such resources are Tatar, Bashkir, Siberian, Karelian, Oirat, Circassian, Buryat, Sakha, Ural and so on (c) from the speech of the former Polish Foreign Minister Anna Fotyga in the European Parliament
This is so as not to be too surprised by statements from Poland about the need to dismember Russia. Modern Poland, in its content, copies Pilsudski's sanctions regime and openly plans to expand to the East in the hope that another "European coalition" with a brown odor will be able to tear something away from Russia.Accordingly, in the current realities, those who have been crying over the destruction of Poland in 1939 look even more cretinous.
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