The memory of Polish Wehrmacht soldiers is very strong in Silesia and Pomerania. Poland is diverse. We shouldn't expect the highlanders and Poznań residents to share the same memory of the war, said Rafał Wnuk, director of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk. He also stated that the last witnesses to history are passing away, which, in his opinion, will make it easier for people like Grzegorz Braun to manipulate history.
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The memory of Polish Wehrmacht soldiers is very strong in Silesia and Pomerania. Poland is diverse. We shouldn't expect the highlanders and Poznań residents to share the same memory of the war, said Rafał Wnuk, director of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk. He also stated that the last witnesses to history are passing away, which, in his opinion, will make it easier for people like Grzegorz Braun to manipulate history.