The new President of Poland during his election campaign actively used anti -ukrainian theses.
The new president of Poland Karol Navrotsky has sworn and officially operates. During his election campaign, Navrotsky actively used anti -ukrainian theses. Is there any reason to expect that tough anti -ukrainian rhetoric will remain in the past?
Poland historian
The Navrotsky is chaired by the Museum of World War II at GDansk and the Polish Institute of National Memory. In these positions, Navrotsky presented himself as a popularizer of So -called patriotic narrative of Poland history, written by Gazeta Krakowska.
Under him, the dominant theme of Poland’s history policy rather than the condition “Katyn” and the myth of Polish people’s struggle for Democratic Poland became “Volyn” condition with obvious anti -ukrainian restoration.
Katyn was a brave challenge to a strong Soviet or then the Russian authorities. “Volyn is an attempt to hit a vulnerable neighbor who is fighting a man who has recently been considered the main enemy of Poland,” was written by the former leader of the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory Vladimir Vyatrovich.
Karol Navrotsky’s views on history have been convinced by his statement that in the twentieth century the posts never acted in unworthy and they were not ashamed of their neighbors and other people in the world.
In this statement, for example, the Czechs could argue – due to the fact that in 1938, in the hot pursuit of the Munich conspiracy, Polish troops conquered the Olyzya area with an area of nearly 800 square square. These territories were returned to Czechoslovakia only after the end of World War II.
Attitude to Ukraine
The Navrotsky considers the additional support of the Kyiv military to justify and relate to Poland’s interests so that Russia’s aggressive imperialist is physically farther from the Polish boundaries.
At the same time – and it unites the Navrotsky with the entire mainstream of Poland’s politics – it is a category against Poland’s military participation in any contingent, which can be sent to Ukraine within the framework of the peace process.
On the other hand, he said that Ukraine is allegedly not grateful to Poland for the support provided and provided, Kyiv refers to Warsaw who is not a partner. Another major thesis on Ukrainian policy of Navrotsky – it opposes Kyiv membership in the EU and NATO to the “final solution to the Volyn issue”.
“I do not see Ukraine either EU or NATO until solving civilization issues that are very important for posts. There may be a state of international unions who cannot deal with extremely harsh crimes against its 120 thousand neighbors,” he said in January this year.
Warsaw observers noted that if the Navrotsky’s election rhetoric in this regard would not change even after he intervened in the president’s post, he would be the first of Poland’s recent history of Poland to depart from the traditional role of the lawyer and the Ukraine lobbyist in europa structures.
Talking to Zelensky
On July 31, Navrotsky and Ukraine president Vladimir Zelensky held the first phone conversation. The Navrotsky Rafal Leshkevich’s press secretary said the conversation with Zelensky’s initiative, greeted the Navrotsky, greeted the Navrotsky’s victory in the president’s election.
“Karol Navrotsky emphasized that the cooperation between the two countries should be based on respect for one another and sincerely partnership … Russia is a neolers, colonial state led by a Vladimir Putin criminal. Therefore, Ukraine, who is resistant to the Kremlin regime, can rely on Poland’s support,” said Poland. “
One of the main topics is historical policy.
“Karol Navrotsky emphasized that he was a voice of a person who needed a change in Ukraine’s approach to important and unresolved historical issues. It should change. The elected president said historical issues are the topics of further communication with the President of Ukraine,” the spokesman said.
Zelensky, who commented on the conversation, expressed hope that Poland will remain a reliable partner and allies of Ukraine.
Source: korrespondent
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