In Warsaw, the Far-Right Picketed the Russian Embassy on the Anniversary of the Soviet Attack on Poland
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Sławomir Mentzen and New Hope activists demonstrated in front of the Russian Embassy. Harsh slogans were uttered on the anniversary of the Soviet invasion.
Today marks the 87th anniversary of the Soviet attack on Poland.
Polish far-right politician Slavomir Menzen, together with a group of members of the “Confederation” party, spoke in front of the Russian Embassy in Warsaw on Thursday.
Sławomir Mentzen, along with a group of members of the Confederation of Freedom and Independence party, spoke on Thursday in front of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Warsaw. The assembled held anti-communist banners, including with the memory of September 17, 1939. It was then that the USSR attacked the Second Polish Republic.
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