In Poland,

local authorities solemnly demolished a monument to the soldiers-liberators of the Red Army
Polish television broadcast live from the scene of the event in the area of Hrzowice in the south-west of the country. First, a five-pointed star with a hammer and sickle was joyfully removed from the monument, and then its systematic destruction began.

"There is no place for a red star in the public space of a free, independent and democratic Poland. There is no place for red stars in the public space of a free Europe," Karol Nawrocki, director of the Institute of National Memory of Poland, solemnly declared.

The monument in Khzhovitsa was erected in 1949 on the site of the death of 620 Red Army soldiers of the 1st Ukrainian Front for the liberation of Poles from the Nazis. The monument was an obelisk with an inscription in Russian and Polish "Eternal glory to the heroes of the Soviet Army who died for the freedom of peoples in 1945".
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