In Poland desecrated cemetery soldiers of the red Army
Unidentified desecrated Military cemetery in the Polish city of Bialystok, where are buried the soldiers of the red Army who fought for the liberation of Poland from the Nazi invaders, the law enforcement bodies of the city began hearing of this conflict, the Ministry said.
unidentified vomited out of the land 26 tombstones with a red star and scattered them on the grounds of the cemetery, reports TASS press Secretary mastoi police Andrzej Baranowski. According to him, it is not known when it was committed this act of vandalism. Message to law enforcement authorities received yesterday. The city authorities at the time carried the plates to the city cemetery, promising to return them to their places, when better weather. Military cemetery in Bialystok was founded in 1944. There is several hundred graves, most of which are able to be fraternal. During the last period of time, the monuments to Soviet soldiers in Poland are often subjected to acts of vandalism. First in Poland, there were two new cases of vandalism against monuments to Soviet soldiers. Were desecrated monuments in the cities Proud Gdansk (Pomerania) and Nowy s?cz (lesser Poland Voivodeship). Another case happened in the last month of summer in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland, where was desecrated a monument to the soldiers of the red Army. July 7, in the Polish city of Limanov municipal authorities demolished the monument of gratitude to the red Army. may 19, unidentified broke the plaque on the monument to Soviet soldiers on memorial cemetery on the street Reymont in Polish Raciborz. In early may, the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation expressed his indignation at the fact that in the town Pennino in Northern Poland vandals again desecrated the monument twice Hero of the Soviet Union, commander of the 3rd Belorussian front, Army General Ivan Chernyakhovsky. The international Committee of the Seimas recognized wrongful act of vandalism against the monument Chernyakhovsky. The Committee is urged to review and report on the dismantling of the monument, taken before the Ministry of culture of Poland. Experts believe that the attack on the monument reflect the overall growth of hostility to Moscow on the background of Ukrainian fall.
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