[eleni121]

You dont know what are you talking about...
...............................................

Really...point that finger of ignorance at yourself.



"Pilsudski, born in Russian Poland, found himself exiled by the Russians to Siberia for five years from 1887 after campaigning on behalf of the Polish nationalist cause. He nevertheless returned in time at the head of the National Socialist Party and became editor of left-wing newspaper Robotnik.

Having formed a military unit he used it to undertake raids upon banks while at the same time murdering members of the Tsarist police force. In September 1908 Pilsudski and his associates successfully stole some 200,000 roubles from a mail train in Bezdany, which he subsequently used to fund the formation of a fresh revolutionary army.

http://www.firstworldwar.com/bio/pilsudski.htm

[Lukasz]

You can disagree with his socialist economical visions but he was in different parts of his life a member of Catholic church and Protestant. He was anti-communist and anti-fascists. Under his leadership Polish troops saved Europe from the communist plague. He wanted later jointly with France and UK attack Nazi Germany but westerners refused, we all know the consequences… The most famous Polish rightist at that time Roman Dmowski, respected Pilsudski despite that he almost always disagreed with him.

"Pilsudski, born in Russian Poland(!?!?)

Here I stopped to read your so called source.

Better read something less biased.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B3zef_Pi%C5%82sudski

[x5452]

But Poles never support communists or fascists.