An outdoor exhibition “Ten centuries of Polish rusophobia” consisting of 32 plaques was made available on Moscow Gogol Boulevard. The exhibition, prepared under the direction of the advisor to the president and erstwhile Minister of Culture Vladimir Miedinski, opened the Russian Military-Historical Society. The exhibition will be available to residents for the next fewer weeks.
The news agency RIA Nowosti previously posted information on the plans to open the exhibition on the Telegram.
According to representatives of the Russian Military-Historical Society, the exhibition is expected to explain why supposedly rusophobia became a central component of Polish political consciousness. In the narration of the organizers, roots neo-Naziism deep into history, but in their opinion a crucial increase in anti-Russian moods occurred after Poland joined NATO and the European Union. During the beginning of the exhibition Mikhail Miagkow, the head of the Society, claimed that the Kingdom of Poland in the 19th century was developing thanks to its unions with the Russian Empire. He added that after regaining independency in 1918 Poland immediately began to fight Russia, and Józef Piłsudski was German protege.
The creators of the exhibition devoted much attention to planet War II. Anders' army is portrayed as traitors of the russian Union, and in the context of the Katyn crime point to alleged German trace in FSB documents.
Modern Russophobia
At least 1 of the exhibition boards is dedicated to the period after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. It is to present to visitors expected manifestations rusophobia in modern Poland. Mikhail Miagkow stated that another Polish leaders, including Tusk, Morawiecki and Duda, present Russia in a negative light and present have made their territory available for NATO military infrastructure.
On the Sacred Board rusophobia in modern Poland The photograph from Volodymyr Zelenski's first visit to Warsaw was shown from the beginning of Russian aggression, erstwhile the president of Ukraine was greeted with a hug by Andrzej Duda. The signature under the photograph is: Herst of Ukrainian government Zelenski loves to associate with Polish leaders.
History According to the Kremlin
The exhibition was praised, among others, by Vice-President of State Duma, Boris Czernyszov. On the authoritative website of the Society, he described the vulnerability as an crucial voice to defend historical truth. In his opinion, politicians from Poland, the Baltic countries and Ukraine benefit financially from hostility towards Russia, and average citizens are punished for revealing Truth Good relations with the east neighbor.
The exhibition is organized by the Russian Military-Historical Society, established on 29 December 2022 by the decree of president Vladimir Putin. As highlighted in the papers of the organisation, 1 of its main objectives is supporting investigation into the native past of the military and preventing attempts to distort it.
