more (at source): And on Tuesday, when German Chancellor Angela Merkel meets the prime ministers of Russia and Poland in Gdansk (formerly Danzig) to commemorate the day 70 years ago when Hitler's tanks rolled across Poland's borders, little thought will be given to the place where it started – or the man who died there.

However, on Monday, in the manicured grounds of the radio station on the edge of the industrial city of Gliwice, which is now within Poland's borders, there will be a low-key commemoration and, for the first time, German and Polish historians will gather to discuss what took place.

The radio station, still dominated by the 111-ft high transmitting mast, was reopened as a museum in 2005. This week, its director, Andrzej Jarczewski, said: "Many people will have never known what took place here to start the entire war. It is not a moment easily remembered for many reasons.

Always be weary of false flag attacks. It's a great way to stir the masses into a war they would not otherwise support.

FUCK hITLER FOREVER AND EVER.a CHILD OF SATAN BROUGHT OUT THE WORST IN HUMAN NATURE AND DESTROYED THE SOULS OF ALL PEOPLE WHO FOLLOWED HIM.MAY HE ROAST ETERNALLY IN HELL FROM WHICH HE WAS FOISTED ON A WEAK HUMANITY!

still amazes me to this day how a nation of very high cultured people fell for that lunatics propaganda.