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Anonymous10/18/25, 07:18No.18083656
The Polish Resettlement Act 1947 was the first ever mass immigration legislation of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. It offered British citizenship to over 250,000 displaced Polish troops on British soil who had fought against Nazi Germany and opposed the Soviet takeover of their homeland.
As a result of the government’s legislation, Polish resettlement camps were created across Britain to house arriving Polish forces. This temporary accommodation was often found in former army and air force camps, and military hospitals. These included camps in the grounds of large country estates, as well as some under canvas.
Though there were hundreds of camps across the UK by 1946, many were in rural locations, a few miles from nearby towns. The accommodation consisted of Nissen huts – which despite having electric lights, had poor ventilation and little natural light.
With Poles eventually finding work and moving away, or the buildings eventually deemed insufficient for families to reside in, many of the camps had closed by the 1950s and 1960s. Today, in many cases, there is little sign of their existence at all – except in the memories of those who lived and grew up there.
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Anon10/18/25, 12:53No.18084136
>be britain
>fight a war to stop mass migration and demographic replacement
>immediately pass a law to import 250k slavs
>they live in squalid camps that become permanent welfare ghettos
>muh "temporary"absolute state of cucked politicians. never changes.
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Anon10/18/25, 17:52No.18084758
I mean they didn't really have a choice. I guess they could have deported the Poles to Canada or something
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Anon10/18/25, 18:14No.18084804
PoleGODs take over another country
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Anon10/18/25, 18:20No.18084825
Rather Poles than pakis, hindus, arabs and niggers.
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Anon10/18/25, 18:22No.18084833
>With Poles eventually finding workWhat kind of work ?
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Anon10/18/25, 18:38No.18084874
>ITT: Spics getting mad ICE isn't looking at integrating European immigration
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Anon10/18/25, 18:50No.18084933
>The Polish (jewish) Resettlement Act 1947 was the first ever mass immigration legislation of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. It offered British citizenship to over 250,000 displaced Polish (jewish) troops (people) on British soil who had fought against Nazi Germany and opposed the Soviet takeover of their homeland.So that is when it happened, always wondered about that.1290 needs to be repeated.
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Anon10/19/25, 02:03No.18086130
Are chudcels really so historically illiterate that they don't realize there was no "import" of Poles to the UK because of this act? After WW2 British government recognized the communist government of Poland as the only legal one, thus making everyone related to the Polish government in exile established in 1940, a persona non-grata. This includes hundreds of thousands of soldiers who served together with the Royal Army in WW2, many of them all the way since the Battle of Britain.
Now all the sudden all these soldiers, stationed all over Britain, lost their legal status overnight because Anthony Eden chose to suck Stalin's cock. What gives? Should the British government try to forcibly resettle all those, mind you - armed soldiers, who new Royal Army from the inside, back to the now communist Poland, where those men would be certainly arrested and sent to prison for commiting the heinous crime of... being abroad for a while (and therefore by default suspicious in the eyes of the commies)? Many of them did still come back to their homeland, and many of them were arrested or persecuted one way or another, but majority chose not to. Many of them had English or Scottish wives at this point, they've been in the UK for several years now. Some even had kids with said wives.
British government chose the most obvious solution and simply let those men stay in the UK. Approximately half of them did stay, the rest left. Considered how the UK backstabbed their ally for brownie points in the eyes of bolsheviks who hated England anyway, it's really not much of a mercy.