As for Poland, German territory was taken by Poland in the Versailles Treaty. Did Germany have a right to regain their territory? Or even to expect decent treatment of the German majority living in the Danzig region?
Certainly the examples of the US and Occupied Palestine suggest that the world's opinion is "Might makes right." Is that consistent with Catholic morality?
For me, the salient matter is this: World "Jєωry" declared war on Germany in 1934. They sowed wind and reaped a whirlwind with more than a little blowback for the entire world. 60 to 80 million people, 5 to 6 million of them Poles, died in the second world war that the Chosen People started—on a background of innumerable wars instigated, suborned, waged, funded, and profited by them and their damned banks.
And the adversaries to all men have the unmitigated gall to pose as being the victims in the war that they started!
I weep not just for the Poles, but for all the innocents that died. Does that make me "suspicious" or Raoul's enemy? I don't care. Except for saving my own soul and the souls of those I love, I do not care so much WHO is right, as WHAT is right. I would be very happy to be wrong here, then corrected, as long as I am right on Judgment Day. Since my own heritage is mixed, I have no jingoistic tribal axe to grind—unlike some others [ahem].
The thread from a couple of weeks ago brought to light some very interesting history. Until that thread I had never heard of the Rakovsky interrogation and its timing with the "light" of Our Blessed Mother's warning at Fatima. The connection of that interrogation and the uncovering of yet more meddling by the holy hypocrites was indeed interesting to me—no matter who put that history on the table.