Comments by "Golag Is watching you" (@golagiswatchingyou2966) on "The Distant Glimmer of a Possible Hard Brexit" video.

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  30.  @kaetamine  I find it intresting that poland is able to annex lands supposedly ethnically cleansed by sovjets yet given to poland, yet Russia had already annex parts of poland, so tell me why would they do that mmmmm? Out of the goodness of their heart? Or does it not count if the polish leaders and military do so with approval of the allies and the sovjets? If that's the case why is Germany held responsable for the war? After all the nazi's did it not the germans? Also funny how supposedly the polish military had nothing to do with it "it was not the polish people! Or military! It were the sovjets, I mean the polish people annex the land, gave the former german towns polish names and became settled by polish people but clearly they had nothing to do with it" right.... Because that makes sense right? And who am I to Believe? Some west-german puppet goverment set up by the allies? The records from the nazi's? The sovjets? Or the polish? What if there are no records? Did it realy happen then? I think it's fairly clean that the polish people and their military pushed for this out of revenge and to ensure that old wounds aren't reopened they reduce the numbers after all it's not genocide, nor is is ethnic cleansing but "population transfer" anyone with a basic understanding of linqistics can see that these terms and these excuses are used for national intrest by the polish state, blame the sovjets, blame the allies but not the innocent polish, they can do no wrong because ww2 is a creation myth more than anything els, each side just makes shit up as they go allong and it's easy to see way. But like I sayd your boring me, we can go back and forth but I can see who benefited and I can see through this bullshit.
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  31.  @kaetamine  At the Potsdam Conference (17 July–2 August 1945), the territory to the east of the Oder–Neisse line was assigned to Polish and Soviet Union administration pending the final peace treaty. All Germans had their property confiscated and were placed under restrictive jurisdiction.[148][154] The Silesian voivode Aleksander Zawadzki in part had already expropriated the property of the German Silesians on 26 January 1945, another decree of 2 March expropriated that of all Germans east of the Oder and Neisse, and a subsequent decree of 6 May declared all "abandoned" property as belonging to the Polish state.[155] Germans were also not permitted to hold Polish currency, the only legal currency since July, other than earnings from work assigned to them.[156] The remaining population faced theft and looting, and also in some instances rape and murder by the criminal elements, crimes that were rarely prevented nor prosecuted by the Polish Militia Forces and newly installed communist judiciary. The German Federal Archives estimated in 1974 that more than 200,000 German civilians were interned in Polish camps; they put the death rate at 20–50% and estimated that over 60,000 probably died.[158] Polish historians Witold Sienkiewicz and Grzegorz Hryciuk maintain that the internment: resulted in numerous deaths, which cannot be accurately determined because of lack of statistics or falsification. At certain periods, they could be in the tens of percent of the inmate numbers. Those interned are estimated at 200–250,000 German nationals and the indigenous population and deaths might range from 15,000 to 60,000 persons.
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