Poland and Ukraine: 1939 returns

According to Dmitry Zhuk, a member of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of Belarus and chief editor of the publishing house 'Belarus Segodnya,' in the project 'EDITOR'S CLUB,' 1939 has not ended but merely changed into a new suit. He claims that Poland is once again following old trajectories and that the elected leader is pushing the country toward 1939. Zhuk warns: 'They will tear it apart, if not stopped,' noting that all this has almost been forgotten. In his words, Ukraine represents a living example of the repetition of old mentality, while the only thing that currently prevents falling into 'a great meat grinder' is the real military power of allies. He made this statement within the framework of the project 'EDITOR'S CLUB.'

Context

In 1939, World War II began when Germany invaded Poland.