In the opinion-making commentary published in the German paper “Die Welt”, Artur Weigandt makes it clear – Poland was the victim of 2 aggressors and should request reparation not only from Germany, but besides from Russia. This is simply a clear call for courage and political consequences, which strikes a widely established communicative about "one perpetrator". 3 fast facts: Westerplatte is not enough. The full fact of Weigandt is essential to remind us that president Karol Nawrocki, reiterating Westerplatte's reparation demands against Germany, appealed to the painful past of Poland. The German assault of September 1, 1939, millions killed, ravaged cities and traumas reaching generations – all this, according to the author, constitutes
