Abstract
The article is devoted to the analysis of the publication “The Attitude of the Soviet Security Organs to the Home Army (July 1944 – January 1945)” written by the Polish historian Dariusz Rogut. The article refutes the idea of heroization of the Home Army (Armia Krajowa, AK) and considers the reasons for the repression of the Soviet security agencies against the AK. The author proposes other interpretations of the most controversial issues raised in the article. He concludes that the article by D. Rogut is a typical example of the a priori approach, which is characteristic of a number of contemporary Polish historians associated with the Institute of National Remembrance who often set political and ideological attitudes above scientific objectivity.
Highlights
Статья Дариуша Рогута «Отношение советских органов безопасности к Армии Крайовой» как раз и является типичным примером априорного подхода, характерного для современных польских историков, связанных с Институтом Национальной памяти, зачастую ставящих политико-идеологические установки выше научной объективности
The article “The Attitude of the Soviet Security Organs to the Home Army (July 1944 – January 1945)” by Dariusz Rogut is a typical example of the a priori approach, which is characteristic of a number of contemporary Polish historians associated with the Institute of National Remembrance who often set political and ideological attitudes above scientific objectivity
Interdisciplinary Discussion Platform violence were used from all sides, both by the AK members against the Ukrainian and Belarusian population, and by the Banderites against the Polish population
Summary
Статья Дариуша Рогута «Отношение советских органов безопасности к Армии Крайовой (июль 1944 – январь 1945 гг.)» как раз и является типичным примером априорного подхода, характерного для современных польских историков, связанных с Институтом Национальной памяти, зачастую ставящих политико-идеологические установки выше научной объективности. Д. Рогут приводит примеры совместных действий АК и Красной Армии против немцев, но существует масса других примеров – при советском наступлении АК уходила в подполье, и воевала уже с Красной Армией (но об этом в статье польского историка не говорится ни слова).
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