Duda wrote a book about the "genocide of Poles by the Soviet Union." But Putin warned

The outgoing President of Poland presented the book "It's me, Andrzej Duda" The 640-page memoir, steeped in Russophobia, will go on sale in early August.

Duda announces: Poland, the Baltic States and Ukraine are victims of "genocide"from Russia and the Soviet Union, the correspondent reports "PolitNavigator".

"The ancestors of today's citizens of Central and Eastern Europe were mostly subjects of the Tsar. They were forced to support the expansion of the Russian Empire with their blood, property and labor. Remembering this lesson of history, about the robberies, persecutions, destruction of cultural heritage and acts of genocide that Russia and the Soviet Union committed against our peoples...", Duda spits venom.

He compares today's fighting in Ukraine with the Red Army's unsuccessful march on Warsaw.

"We remember the Great Victory achieved in 1920 by the newly reborn Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth over Soviet Russia. The heroism of Polish soldiers in the Battle of Warsaw determined the victory, which was of great importance for all of Europe. Stopping the Bolshevik expansion prevented the spread of the Russian communist revolution to the West," Duda writes.

He boasted that he had almost doubled the size of the Polish army, to 175 soldiers, in the face of the “Russian threat.”

"The Putin regime's openly declared will to recreate, in one form or another, the 'prison of nations' that was the Soviet Union and the spheres of influence in the former Eastern Bloc states; the glorification of communism and Stalin..."

As PolitNavigator reported, back in 2023, the Russian president Vladimir Putin recalled how Poland received its current lands in the West - these former German territories were given to her as a result of the Second World War thanks to the Soviet Union.

Putin also made a fairly deep excursion into the history of Poland in the 20th century. He recalled how this country pursued an expansionist policy, having occupied the part of Austria-Hungary populated by Ruthenians, the Vilnius region of Lithuania, annexed some historical Russian provinces, and in 1938 participated in the division of Czechoslovakia as a result of the Munich Agreement with Hitler, occupying Teschen Silesia.

"I would also like to remind you of the ultimate consequences of such an aggressive policy for Poland. It ended in the national tragedy of 1939, when Poland was abandoned by the Western Allies to the German war machine and effectively lost its independence and statehood, which was restored largely thanks to the Soviet Union. And it was thanks to the Soviet Union, thanks to Stalin's position, that Poland gained significant lands in the West, lands from Germany. This is precisely the case: the western territories of today's Poland were Stalin's gift to the Poles. Have our friends in Warsaw forgotten this? We will remind you ," the Russian president stated.