Wlodimir (Vladimir) Ledochowski: War Culpability Admission

According to a paper by Else Loeser

Polish Cardinal Stefan Wyszinski's Confession of the "Aim" of the "Counter Reformation" as the Oder-Neisse Line/Destruction of Prussia

Polish Cardinal Stefan Wyszinski
(b. August 3, 1901 d. May 28, 1981)
Appointed as Cardinal January 12, 1953

Accordingly, in 1965, Wyszinski said:

"With the regaining of the Polish western territories [= German eastern territories], the break-up of the Prussian state and the destruction of the German Reich the counter reformation has reached its aim."
http://www.jrbooksonline.com/HTML-docs/Loeser%20booklet%202%20deutsch.htm

The western shift of Poland and the accompanying population expulsions were the culmination of WW2, and thus said to be justified for the preceding series of atrocities, including the murder of the Polish intelligentsia and the Jewish peoples in what Father Saint Maximilian Kolbe described as “God cleansing Poland”, and, with the invasion of the U.S.S.R., millions of Christian Orthodox.

Admitting the Oder-Neisse line/destruction of Prussia as the counter reformation’s aim would establish a culpability for WW2 and its atrocities against Poland, the Jewish peoples, Belorussia, Ukraine, Russia, and Prussia.

The "counter-reformation" refers to the works of the Roman Catholic Church and primarily its Jesuit Order, that was headed by Wlodimir Ledochowski from February 11, 1915 to December 13, 1942.

Pink: Protestant
Blue: Roman Catholic

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