The Polish authorities want to demolish hundreds of monuments dedicated to the soldiers of the red army. But in rzeszö¨w to set this refused. And the city authorities, and residents want the monument in gratitude to the liberators remained in its place. In Rzeszow now from all over Russia send gratitude for the loyalty of our shared memory.
About the capital of the Subcarpathian Voivodeship is rzeszö¨w - suddenly started talking not only in Warsaw, but also in Russian cities. The Polish inhabitants of this County were opposed to the dismantling of the Soviet monument, installed here in the 50-ies. The suppression of the memory of Soviet soldiers-liberators is now actively maintained by the Institute of national remembrance in Poland, unveiled the project for the demolition of 500 monuments of gratitude to the Soviet army.
In some provincial towns began to dismantle. But the mayor of Rzeszow decided to explore the opinion of local residents. In the city, with more than 170-thousand population were surveyed. 90% of respondents were in favor of preserving 2 installed where the Soviet monument of gratitude to the red army.
With the initiative of carrying out of dismantling works in Rzeszow was made by a local European center for prosecution of Communist and Nazi criminals. His head was sent to the city Council the letter with the requirement to demolish the monuments. But in the city of Rzeszow believe that it is impossible to betray the memory of 600 thousand soldiers of the red army who died in Poland. For the liberation of Rzeszow Soviet troops fought bloody battles.
Kaliningradians appreciated the position of the authorities of Rzeszow and in social networks supported by the Polish officials who refused to demolish Soviet monuments in the city. Dozens of users posted their photos, which they hold up signs with the inscription in Polish "Thank you, Rzeszow, for the memory!" A flash mob is gaining momentum. The action of gratitude to Rzeszow, refused to go on about those who interfere with the granite and marble reminders of the fallen soldiers, was supported in different Polish voivodships.
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