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In reply to the discussion: White House declines Netanyahu request to meet with Obama [View all]rayofreason
(2,259 posts)...is only one piece of land that changed hands. The USSR grabbed a slice of Poland (the part they got when they negotiated with the Nazis) and then gave the new Poland a slice of Germany. There were mass migrations/deportations. Today we do not have permanent "refugee" camps in Germany staffed by the UN, or suicide bombers trying to take back Koeningsburg. I guess the people of central Europe decide to get over it and look forward, not back.
Germany launched a war and lost. There were consequences. Territory changes hands sometimes because of such consequences. This has always been true and likely always will be true. Sometimes the initiator of the war gains. The Balkan League did so in 1912. Nowadays that kind of behavior is frowned upon. But if you start a war and lose, most people will still say you have to take your lumps.