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Ok one thing is wrong in this article - small thing that for most of the readers has no significance Poland at the time was not a communist country so the police or army couldn't be such. Polish People Republic was a Socialistic Country. Use of the term communistic or communists is as accurate as calling Mr. Obama Canadian only because Canada borders USA. That term and I do anticipate a strong reaction from certain people linked to right wing politics mentality. But stating that Poland was communistic is an over statement and mistake not to call it a lie. --99.190.165.230 (talk) 05:57, 6 April 2009 (UTC)Reply