Day of Polish "Siberians"
Soviet and German troops in Brest, September 22, 1939 75 years ago, the Red Army invaded Poland In Poland, on September 17 - the day when Soviet troops entered the eastern regions of the then Polish state (now it is Western Ukraine and Western Belarus), - it is noted primarily as the day of memory of those who died in Soviet capacity. This year, from the moment when the USSR actually hit the back of Poland, who fought with Nazi Germany, 75 years have passed.