What has one to do with another?

So to counter my argument about Russian occupation from up to 1914 being irrelevant you bring Polish Kingdom from the times of The Holy Roman Empire?

And I assume that polish literature from 18 hundreds was already deeply prescient anti-soviet? Because the russian occupant in 18 hundreds had exactly same flavours as those during the communism.

Also the German occupation was in many regards as bad as Russian one but they had absolutely different face. But that is not part of the discussion really.

And the fact that russian communist occupation of Poland had been absolutely awful was fully clear in Poland as soon as late 1940s (according to my old family members). In parcitular - some part of my family was ended war in some prisoner / working camps in western europe and had a choice of staying in the west or going back to Poland. How terrible idea to go back it was - became clear in the first few years after stayed so until the end in 1989.

I remember vividly an interview one of the russian soldiers was giving in polish television on the day when Soviet Army was leaving Poland.

"You don't even understand what you're losing. You will soon realize how big of a mistake it is and regret it deeply."

Guess what? We don't.

Adam Mickiewicz, Dziady, 1823 "Nie dziw, że nas tu przeklinają, Wszak to już mija wiek, Jak z Moskwy w Polskę nasyłają Samych łajdaków stek."