- The German genocide, whether we like it or not, to some extent has been judged, has been revealed. Research on this matter is ongoing. Meanwhile, nothing here. Meanwhile, here we must pay attention to two things. To the role of Orthodox clergy in this crime. I'm not saying it was a widespread role, but that role existed. Because Orthodox clergy blessed those who went to fight against the defenseless Polish population, reading appropriate excerpts in the church about removing the Polish weed from Ukrainian wheat. They consecrated tools such as pitchforks, scythes, saws to justify with the Gospel the crime to which they sent their faithful. This is something we must remember today, and I would like to ask our distinguished cardinals a question: did they, before writing this letter, certainly consult and turn for reflection to Orthodox clergy, so that they too would evaluate what was done at that time today. Madam Editor, we must set several important conditions regarding history, because we will probably move on to strategy, to what is happening. But when it comes to history, we must certainly set one, almost impossible to circumvent aspect: that the Ukrainian side must acknowledge that it was genocide. - said Deputy Speaker Piotr Zgorzelski on Danuta Holecka's program on TV Republika