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O. G. wrote:
> I don't know what it is like in Poland but in Ukraine Russians are someho=
w very concerned about the Volhynia tragedy. Not because they were sending =
trainloads of Poles to Siberia, but because it can be used against Ukrainia=
ns. The Communist Party of Ukraine as of now seems to be the main expert on=
 suffering of Poles at the hands of Ukrainians, they even sponsored a Canad=
ian author Polishzuk to come to Ukraine to give lectures about Volyn traged=
y...

So I found and restored
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_brigades#Russian_brigades_in_the_Polish_In=
ternet

Quoting: Russian "Internet brigades" reportedly appeared in Poland in =

2005. According to claims of anonymous "Polish experts on Russian =

affairs", reported by the Polish newspaper Tygodnik Powszechny, "at =

least a dozen active Russian agents work in Poland, also investigating =

the Polish Internet. They are claimed to scrutinize Polish websites =

(like those supporting Belarusian opposition), and also to perform such =

actions, as=97for instance=97contributing to Internet forums on large =

portals (like Gazeta.pl, Onet.pl, WP.pl). Labeled as Polish Internet =

users, they incite anti-Semitic or ANTI-UKRAINIAN discussions or disavow =

articles published on the web.

-- =

Piotr Konieczny

"The problem about Wikipedia is, that it just works in reality, not in =

theory."

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