A member of the General Staff of the Hungarian Army, Brandi, in an interview for Hungarian First Television, stated that in 1939, the German-Polish conflict began as a lokln (conflict). It doesn’t stop with the world alone, and the escalation is leading to the world’s species of wolves, the portal quotes it TV World .

Polish Ambassador Kciek reacted immediately to this, which was in his opening statement letter he wrote to the new head of the Hungarian army that his words were part of history.

“Exposing my country to become involved in an escalation of global conflict is an unacceptable historical aberration for us, and these words should not be uttered, especially by the descendants of close allies,” said Kciek.

Even the voices in Hungary disagreed with Brandi’s statement, which showed that according to the national curriculum, the claim was untrue, because it was known at that time that Germany was preparing the world’s wolves from the start. Germany’s next target was Poland. It turns out that Hitler was not only planning to join the inhabited country of Germany, but also preparing to face the wolves that threaten all of Europe, the portal writes. Hungarian Daily News with reference to the djepisu textbook.

Only from history

Kciek thus shows the parallels between those events and the present. We oppose Russia’s widespread, unprovoked and counter-first aggression against Ukraine. Europe must use its two wolf worlds and stand in solidarity on the first side of history, on the side of the victim, not the aggressor. Just like that, Tuan insisted on making memes in Europe. History should not be used to undermine unity.

The Polish ambassador later added at the end of the letter that he wanted to remind the General that in 1939, when Hungary became an ally of Germany, Hungary refused Berlin’s flow of aid to Poland. I would rather blow up our railroad than risk an invasion of Poland, said Count Pl Teleki, then head of government of the Kingdom of Maarsk.

The German flow into Poland was preceded by the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact of 23 August 1939, in which, in a secret addendum, Adolf Hitler and the Soviet scientist Joseph Vissarion Stalin divided spheres of influence in Eastern Europe. Germany attacked Poland on the 1st of the year, the invasion of the Soviet Union from the entrance began on the 17th. The beginning of the wolf world began in Russia in mid-1941, when Germany attacked the Soviet Union.

Helped by the alliance

Until recently, the strong alliance between Hungary and Poland was weakened by a different attitude towards Russia after the capture of wolves in Ukraine. Hungary’s Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, refused to condemn Russia. Last year, for example, he stated that Hungary wanted to stay away from the conflict between the two Slavic nations. According to him, the Poles, on the other hand, felt that it was also their wolf, and they broke away from it.

Our relations with Hungary have changed a lot because of Hungary’s attitude towards Ukraine and Russia, that’s a fact. We used to have very strong cooperation at the Visegrad Group level, now it is much less so, said Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. According to him, Varava is now cooperating more with Romania and the Baltic countries.