Poland Marks 87 Years Since World War II Began
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the 87th godišnjicu izbijanja Drugog svetskog rata poručio je iz Gdanjska da u ime 80 mln žrtava tog sukoba slobodni svet danas ne sme da ostavi Ukrajinu niti da dopusti nekakav novi Minhenski sporazum, kojim su 1938. godine, velike sile dale nacističkom leader Adolf Hitler blagoslov da raspača Čehoslovačku u nadi da će izbeći svetski rat.
Commemorations of the 87th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II began at Westerplatte on Tuesday morning. Participants include President of the Republic of Poland Karol Nawrocki, Prime Minister Donald Tusk, and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. "From the grim lessons of World War II, we must draw a conclusion about the solidarity and unity of both the Polish nation and the entire free world,…
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the 87th godišnjicu izbijanja Drugog svetskog rata poručio je iz Gdanjska da u ime 80 mln žrtava tog sukoba slobodni svijet danas
The celebrations on the 87th anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War began early in the morning on Gdańsk's Westerplatte. The celebrations were attended by state authorities and the military. Cameras broadcasting the event captured the moment of the president's entrance and the reaction of those gathered in the square. The greeting of the head of state took place in accordance with the military ceremony, in an atmosphere of concentra…
At Westerplatte, Donald Tusk addressed the war in Ukraine, acts of sabotage in Europe, and the fire at the drone factory in Skarżysko-Kamienna. The Prime Minister warned that the coming autumn and winter would weigh heavily on Poland's security. In the background, data on Russian attacks and the scale of Ukrainian mobilization loomed.
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