There's no need to use two names for the same thing when only one would suffice. [[User:Rousillon|Rousillon]] ([[User talk:Rousillon|talk]]) 18:45, 13 June 2022 (UTC)
There's no need to use two names for the same thing when only one would suffice. [[User:Rousillon|Rousillon]] ([[User talk:Rousillon|talk]]) 18:45, 13 June 2022 (UTC)
== Deportation native Ukrainians from their ancestral land 1944-1952 ==
The redistribution of boundaries Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin, having gone on mutual concessions, agreed on almost all counts. So the land where 500000 ethnic Ukrainians lived for centuries was given to Poland and the Ukrainians were expelled to the Soviet Slavery.The deportation of 500,000 ethnic Ukrainian civilians who were citizens of the Second Polish Republic was the World War II War Crime and Genocide of Ukrainians who were sold as Slaves to Russian Soviet Slavery.They were expelled from their native homeland in Poland to Soviet Ukraine between September 1944 and April 1947 where they were used as slaves; many of them were sent to the labor camps in Siberia, GULAG, Kazakhstan where died from starvation,forced labor and tortures. Truman, President of the United States of America, did hereby proclaim the cessation of hostilities of World War II, effective twelve o'clock noon, December 31, 1946. It means the deportation of the Ukrainian civilian population which was never disclosed either by Western allies nor by the Soviet Ukraine Republic where the Ethnic Ukrainians were deported involuntarily and forcibly. In contrast, the Poles who lived in southern Kresy ( Western Ukraine) were given the option of resettlement in Siberia or Poland, and most chose Poland. According to the agreement between the Government of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and Polish Committee of National Liberation, evacuation of Ukrainian population from the territory of Poland and Polish citizens from the territory of the USSR signed September 9, 1944 which was forcibly deporting Ukrainian population who were citizens of the Second Polish Republic. Yalta (Crimea) Conference of the Allied Powers (4 -11 February 1945) – the meeting of leaders of the anti-Hitler coalition - the USSR, the US and the UK - during the Second World War, dedicated to the establishment of the post-war world order, when they divided land and slaves. Stalin received the international legitimacy of the Western Allies in Yalta on those areas that were actually invaded in 1939. The purpose of the operation was the use of Polish citizens' forced labor in the Kolkhoz ( collective state farms) agricultural system of the USSR. According to Soviet government documents, these people were of "exceptional economic value" - as free labor - the needs of socialist totalitarian system, just as workers have used forced labor in Germany for the purposes of the National Socialist mechanism. People previously the owners became slaves had to work from dawn to dusk in the Soviet state on the boundless collective farms, being paid “sticks work days” instead of money, and could not move anywhere without documents, so they could not leave the village. [[Special:Contributions/172.248.133.245|172.248.133.245]] ([[User talk:172.248.133.245|talk]]) 06:02, 4 April 2024 (UTC)
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Section 'Beginning of World War II, 1939'
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The Polish military envoy to France, general Stanisław Burhardt-Bukacki, upon receiving the text of the message sent by Gamelin, alerted marshal Śmigły: "I received the message by general Gamelin. Please don't believe a single word in the dispatch".[24] The following day, the commander of the French Military Mission to Poland, General Louis Faury, informed the Polish Chief of Staff, General Wacław Stachiewicz, that the planned major offensive on the western front had to be postponed from 17 September to 20 September. On September 17, French divisions were ordered to retreat to their barracks along the Maginot Line, a withdrawal that was completed on October 17.
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Gamelin made it clear to the Supreme Allied War Council that he would not commit to an offensive, even if the Poles held out for two to three months, suggesting that previous guarantees given may have been deliberately misleading to buy the French time for a war on their own terms.[1]
justification: The section currently is partly unsourced (the section on the withdrawal to the Maginot Line) and the quote from Bukacki is more relevant to the Polish response to the perceived betrayal, than evidence of it. Also, the given quote only seems to appear in the Polityka magazine, which itself has no citations, and all other references I could find to this either cite the same Polityka article, or this Wikipedia article. 80.238.115.65 (talk) 22:21, 2 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]
References
^CIENCIALA, ANNA M. “POLAND IN BRITISH AND FRENCH POLICY IN 1939: DETERMINATION TO FIGHT—OR AVOID WAR?” The Polish Review, vol. 34, no. 3, University of Illinois Press, 1989, pp. 199–226, http://www.jstor.org/stable/25778439.
Not done for now: Your suggested edit doesn't contain all of the (sourced and valid) information present in the prior version. I'll include a citation needed tag for the unsourced parts if it's not there yet, though. If you wish to write a better version that includes all of the information, feel free to include in a comment and tag me, or include in a comment and set the edit request to non-answered again. Thanks for your suggestion. Amadeus22🙋🔔18:39, 18 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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Not done for now: Your suggested edit doesn't contain all of the (sourced and valid) information present in the prior version. I'll include a citation needed tag for the unsourced parts if it's not there yet, though. If you wish to write a better version that includes all of the information, feel free to include in a comment and tag me, or include in a comment and set the edit request to non-answered again. Thanks for your suggestion. Amadeus22 🙋 🔔 18:39, 18 May 2022 (UTC)
Done Nythar (talk) 04:53, 19 June 2022 (UTC)