On 30 December 1922, after the end of the civilian war in Russia (7 November 1917 – 25 October 1922), a fresh union state – the Union of Socialist russian Republics (ZSRS) was established at the First Council Convention.
The first communist state in the world, located partially in east and northeastern Europe, and partially in Asia, with its capital in Moscow, existed until 1991. For years I have been shocked by the fact that many Poles have put a sign of equality between the USSR and Russia. This is simply a mistake that limits the knowing of key facts. Janusz Korwin-Mikke On Twitter, he commented: «Hands are falling. That's how the Soviets murdered. But “Soviets” are just as Ukrainians as Russians. In addition, the Soviets murdered 200,000 Poles + 20,000 in Katyn – and Russians, Ukrainians, Kazakhs, Belarusians &c murdered in/g various estimates from 8 to 37 million!! Soviets are the gate of Russians.»
Therefore, I am even more shocked by the fact that any Poles who specify themselves as friends of the Russians, nostalgia mention the russian Union and give peans in honor of the Bolshevik Revolution. akin tendencies, that is, any fondness for the communist regime, I noticed among the Russians themselves. The sentiments of the Russians are explained by any kind of Stockholm syndrome and/or propaganda penetrating the minds of respective generations. But among Poles who like Russians specified a contradiction? I can't realize it. Or possibly any of them Poles of origin, like the revolutionaries of the Russians, or the Charles Marx German?
Well, let's not be afraid to call things by their first name. There were besides Jews behind Satan's work of demolition of Christian Russia – and most of all, Jews. Moreover, money to launch the revolution Vladimir Lenin received from the West. Modern worshipers of the Bolshevik chief, violating the logic principles, frequently with the top disgust talk of Western capitalists, rich men, etc., while they ignore the fact that the western financier gave Lenin large money to blow up Carska Russia.
«For socialism is not only a substance of workers and proletariat, it is also, and in its most crucial content, the issue of atheism rising the Tower of Babel, of course, without God, not for rising to the heavens from the earth's lowlands, but alternatively for lowering the heavens to the earthly level», he explained. Fyodor Dostoevsky in ‘The Karamazov Brothers’. The largest of the Russian writers, in the same fresh wrote a sentence, which was a kind of frightening announcement, and in my opinion most clearly reflects what happened after the October Revolution began: «If there is no God, everything is allowed».
The eyewitnesses found out. Therefore, on the occasion of this terrible anniversary, I would like to mention the memory of Russian Princess Natalia Urusova, collected in the work “The Mother’s Cry of Saint Ruth”. The author, parent of 7 children, survived 24 years under Bolshevik terror. The Duchess's memories are a unique historical source. It is besides a touching evidence about any of the holy martyrs of these terrible times. This highly brave and devout woman, and most of all a loving mother, has lost all her children in various dramatic circumstances.
My warm Russian colleague – I have no uncertainty that in his own way very loving Russia – in a discussion with me about communism, he said: “I do not condemn my country and past for this experiment.” It seems to me that these words have made me most aware that modern Russians are unaware of how much cruelty this terrible strategy has done to their own people. As a result, many of them present combine Russian patriotism with russian patriotism.
But the work “Matrix crying of Saint Ruth” by Urus Natalia No doubt. Soviets are the enemy of Russia, and identifying 1 with another is like schizophrenia.
The following passages of the memories of the Russian Duchess clearly explain precisely what the "experiment" was:
«From the first day of the revolution, a lampid burned in front of our paintings all the time I was in this hell. I wasn't arrested just due to a political lie needed for the abroad embassy's mural. Their eyes were confused that only “political” were sent, as evidenced by me, my sister in Moscow, the Empress's frieil, another old ladies and men with known names who were not arrested. It was all this time just a mean lie. I personally lost 12 members of my family, and 7 from my husband. In 1922, my 18-year-old niece was caught on the street for speaking to a friend in English. She was kept alone all year long, in a very dense prison, blaming herself for espionage. From birth, she was raised first by the nanny and then by the governess-English. There were 4 brothers and sisters together, and they all died for it. »
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«From Moscow came the order not to release from the city a single soul, even women and children, close all the corners and burn the city, the ancient city of Jarosław, with all its inhabitants, a city known in the past of Russia, with its ancient churches and monuments! A undeniable fact which, if 1 day there will be an nonsubjective court of history, will open the world's eyes to this power which the Carcasque Russia has sold minds on the 1 hand reckless and on the another hand profoundly thoughtful. During the fire in front of my eyes, the churches and buildings caught fire. I saw it lit and burned down the celebrated Jarosław advanced School, along with the world-famous library.»
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«First of all, it was essential to save the sons, due to the fact that all the youth, and even men, caught in the streets, searched in the cellars and attics, then set rows on the advanced shore of the Volga, with their hands tied behind the back, behind their backs and shot from behind, so that they would fall into the Volga.»
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«It was a terrible, unimaginably terrible time. Those who refused to pray for the authorities and refused to sign the demands of the decree were immediately arrested and shot, regardless of their number. As they whispered at the time, in 1 period in Moscow, up to 10,000 people were shot, beginning with metropolitan areas, and ending with Pestilomas, while lay people, like Russia long and wide, were shot millions, thrown into prisons, sent into terrible conditions by concentration camps of North and Siberia. Lubianka in Moscow has become a place of mass martyrdom. The passersby tried to avoid this home of death of the GPU, for it was far from unbearable, dead stink. Dead bodies were exported at night, tried to do so in the top possible secrecy, but they did not keep up with the removal.»
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«Beestlan station had to wait all night for the train, at freezing above 10 degrees. The image I saw there was frightening: old people, middle-aged people, children – they wobbled on their feet, akin to skeletons and groaned with hunger. Dead bodies everywhere. For a long time I could not get under the roof of the station – it was so loaded with people that they constituted 1 dense mass of surviving and dead bodies. If I hadn't seen it and survived, I wouldn't have believed it. Despite all my concern for the knots, he was ripped out. It was a real misfortune to me – how will I come to my dear boy with empty hands? I cried bitterly. I got cold and stuck in the train station. It seemed that the pin would not fit, yet endlessly flowing into half dead people were crushing human mass more and more. You should have stood there till morning.
A man in a red-armed coat standing next to me, inadvertently came upon the tip of my leg. I kept asking him to get off my leg, but it was impossible. In the morning, my finger turned completely black and numb, and it hurt for many years. As shortly as it dawned and the time of arrival of the train was near, everyone began to be driven outside. It gives me the creeps. People who could walk on their own, or at least someway move, were simply pushed, while the dead who died standing, were taken by the head and by the legs, thrown into large wagons and thrown down behind the station. I saw with my own eyes that any of them were inactive moving, but even if 1 of the riders paid attention to it, he cynically stated that they would die anyway.”
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“The persecutions of believers not only did not soften, but, on the contrary, due to proceeding about the coming war, became increasingly cruel. All the meetings were only about fresh persecution. The boy of a female from Możajska who was put in prison, who was completely innocent and did not commit any crime, in a fewer months they slow ripped out their hair to force him to confess. His hair was very thick, curly: erstwhile he came home, he was completely bald. They let him go due to the fact that they found a criminal. In GPU interrogations, they started utilizing terrible, inhumane ways. If individual was completely innocent and could not admit to something he had not done, they would bring small, or even large children and in front of their parent or father they would begin to torment them. What a drama it was, there's nothing to say, it's obvious. After this, parents took all the blame possible.”
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«I knew a very good man in Jesk, the owner of a large orchard. They took distant his oranges, which then stood empty, for fruit trees and flowers, for which he received many gold medals, were chopped and burned. He had a tiny home of his own and what he had left – a small, wonderful orchard. All believers in his household bitterly mourned the destiny of the Monarch and the full car family. Sometimes he couldn't aid himself and tears. He only mentioned him in front of his own. Yet 1 night they came for him, arrested him, and drove him away. After 2 months, news came that he was in prison in Kharkiv, along with erstwhile military commander of the city of Jejska. After 2 years, he was fired. Shortly thereafter, he fell sick and died, incapable to bear all that was happening. He told me an interesting and very crucial communicative for the Bolsheviks, which occurred during his imprisonment. They stayed there in a tight general cell, slept on dirty bunks, were fed mercilessly ill, were starving. erstwhile a prison warden calls them both by name and orders them to follow. Everyone knows that erstwhile they call without things, that means they're shot due to the fact that the auditions are long gone. “Well, we think, here comes our end. But they put us not into a “black crow” but into a passenger car. They moved us a fewer streets and stopped at a good house. They led us through a big, bright corridor, opened the door, and let us into a clean area with 2 beds covered with decent blankets. There was a table by all bed, and there were matches and cigarettes.”
They took off their dirty prison clothes and wore clean robes. “Until the overseer came out and closed the door behind him, we could only silently and astonish ourselves with looks. erstwhile the 2 of us stayed together, we began to break our heads and to speculate about what all of this might mean. At 10 p.m., they brought a tasty dinner, consisting of 2 dishes. During food, the door opens and the prison manager and 2 Englishmen enter with a translator. The warden addresses them with the words, “Oh, see the conditions under which they are arrested from intelligence. Ask them if they are happy.’ Of course, we said we were happy. The English very much praised everything and left. After an hour, we were put back in our dirty clothes and taken to the same prison and the same cell.” Any comments are unnecessary here.»
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«Here and there on the Caucasian stanicas, you could meet a female in a red coat with a terrible face called Maruska. All the doors were open to her. As she approached a buffet, where she had not yet been known, she presented a document, and then demanded for herself free of charge whatever the soul wanted. I was curious to see who that individual was. I was told that her merits were highly appreciated by the highest authorities. She was the leader of the officer's torment, beating their eyes out with hot wire.»
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«(...) After a year, the famine besides reached Derbent. besides at the bazaars, suspected people began selling suspicious thin potato dumplings, stuffed with meat, which was commonly said to be human. This was rather possible due to the fact that in areas where there was an absolute hunger, people frequently disappeared without a trace, and not just due to GPU. frequently people ate their loved ones, besides starving. There were witnesses who saw their mothers eating their children. 1 day, past will uncover and confirm these terrifying facts. Now people are inactive besides scared, even those who fled abroad, and are incapable to print it.”
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«The immovable property, the beautiful buildings in all the cities of Russia, was confiscated and transferred to the owners of the communists as a reward for their merit towards power! Let me quote here 1 fact that will be sufficient. In Moscow, there was a home of very wealthy Morozov merchants in Wozwigka. It was a wonderful palace. Gorki received it as a reward for merit. Morozov's sign was taken off the gate and Gorsky was hanged. All newspapers, starting with “The Truth” informed Stalin about this gift.”
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«At that time there was specified a terrible hunger in Aktuubinsk that there were dead bodies on all street, or people dying, dying from starvation. Most of them were mediocre local Kyrgyz. There were small children moving around the marketplace square, with their soul-breaking screams, abandoned by their mothers. I saw them put them on the church steps and run quickly. Sometimes the passers-by took them with them and besides left them before the church. There was a truck coming in tonight and taking these kids somewhere. It seems that these were heard, were simply murdered. respective times I tried to draw the attention of the militia to individual dying, but they just waved their hand and said, “What to do with them?”»
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«The second halt behind Moscow erstwhile taking the railway to Smolensk is Kuncevo station. A fewer versts distant from it, from the whim of antichrist servants, were erected immensely costly palaces – summertime amusement residences of Stalin, Voroshilov, Budionny, etc. There was a road leading to these palaces that no 1 was allowed to enter. The GPU police stood at its full dimension (25 perst). There were orgies and bales on which russian women “troubled”. In these times of widespread hunger they were showered with diamonds and another precious stones, drank champagne, costly wines, ate the most elaborate snacks, dinners and fruit.»
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[Autumn 1941] «A dense stone of consciousness, that Russia is coming under the control of a abroad state, but this morning has fallen from my heart. Out of the hearts of all those who loved their most precious homeland, Russia, the sigh of relief and liberation from hell's life broke out. Nobody believed in Stalin's triumph at the time. Germany close Moscow. Within 3 days they will take her and release the tortured, those who are inactive alive, from the camps of North and Siberia, from the terrible prison in Lubianka. People met the Germans, throwing themselves on their knees, raising their hands to heaven, thanking God. Everyone cried and congratulated each other. It was an indescribable rush of joy. By retreating, the Germans carried out refugees. And I was among them, leaving all that I had precious on the earth.”
All the memories of the Duchess of Natalia Urusova, collected in the book “Macierzynski Cry of Saint Ruth” available at: https://certificate of truth.wordpress.com/
My Russian colleague quoted above besides told me: “We cannot change the past. We can only accept it.”
Acceptance [behind the PWN dictionary]: 1. “approval”; 2. “formal consent”; 3. “concerning something that cannot be changed”; 4. “recognition of one’s qualities, of one’s actions as expected”.
This colleague, like many of my Russian friends, even if they agree with me about my critical assessment of the ZSRS system, adds after a while that it is not possible to formally condemn communism in Russia due to the fact that they believe (and the Russian authorities they obey) that this will lead to the polarisation of Russian society. And if the Russian society is divided, then Russia will become weak. They explain that they cannot let this to happen due to the fact that Russia can only be conquered if it is weak.
It is simply a pity that my Russian friends, who want a strong and powerful homeland, do not realize that the origin of their desire comes from the Holy Orthodox Church. Only erstwhile the Russians condemn the sins of communism and show themselves for joining the ancestors in Satan’s work of demolition and persecution of millions of innocent victims will Russia become truly Great.
Agnes Piwar
