Zakharova commented on the article of the Prime Minister of Poland on the Second World War

“This is another criminal attempt to rewrite the history of World War II. This time, Warsaw was not limited to the desire to equate the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany or to repeat the favorite thesis about their “union”, the diplomat wrote on Facebook.

As Zakharova noted, dedicating the article to the Holocaust, the Polish prime minister “makes several false theses” as its main essence.

“One of them, the central one, is dedicated to“ 45 years of the Soviet occupation, which cost millions of lives. ” Lies and manipulation have become loyal co-authors of Polish politicians discussing the themes of the Second World War, ”she emphasized.

Zakharova recalled that after the liberation of Poland, the Soviet Union embarked on a large-scale program to restore the country's economy, destroyed by the Nazis.

“At the same time, the Soviet government acted disinterestedly, sometimes sacrificing its interests. It was thanks to the USSR that Poland received, according to the results of World War II, the so-called previously owned by Germany "Returned lands," said the representative of the Foreign Ministry, adding that "it was thanks to the USSR that it became one of the founding countries of the UN."

Another “terrible lie of Moravecki” is the assertion that the Red Army, in principle, “did not liberate” Warsaw, Zakharova specified.

“And this despite the dozens of monographs and scientific works based on documents and eyewitness accounts that recorded the feat of Soviet soldiers in history! But this is not the bottom, ”she quoted material from a Polish politician.

Zakharova also cited another phrase by Moravecki, which is “beyond the line of good and evil”: “and although the Red Army subsequently really liberated Auschwitz, the concentration camp could have been liberated six months earlier.

“This is not an article, this is real suicide: the four pages by which the Prime Minister of Poland killed a man in himself,” summed up the representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the Russian side would not allow anyone to erase the memory of the Great Patriotic War.

Putin also promised that Russia would open a center for archival documents relating to the Second World War in order to shut up the “bad mouth” for those who are trying to re-read history.