On OpenDemocracy.net, Adam Szostkiewicz shares thoughts on the Polish-Russian relations one year after the plane crash near Smolensk that killed Poland’s president and nearly a hundred other dignitaries.
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I remember when this happened. I’m not Polish, and I don’t know anyone from Poland, but to hear that so many leaders of Poland died that day shook me. Poland has my love and sympathy from Washington, D.C.