評論
打印
Is Poland rewriting its WW II history?
波蘭是否在改寫其二戰歷史？
Polish lawmakers passed a bill on Jan. 26,
波蘭立法者于1月26日通過法案，
making it an offense to blame Poland or Poles for Nazi atrocities committed on Polish soil during World War II.
將二戰期間在波蘭土地上犯下的納粹暴行歸咎于波蘭或波蘭人定義為了犯罪行為。
Here’s more.
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DEATH CAMPS
死亡集中營
Under the proposal, offenders could face jail sentences of up to three years.
根據該提議，罪犯可能面臨長達三年的監禁。
The stiffest penalties are reserved for those who use the term Polish death camps to refer to Nazi concentration camps.
最嚴厲的懲罰針對的則是用波蘭死亡營這個詞來指稱納粹集中營的人。
The bill, passed on the eve of International Holocaust Remembrance Day,
該法案在國際猶太人大屠殺紀念日前夕通過，
was condemned by Israeli politicians as a form of Holocaust denial.
以色列政客譴責其為否認大屠殺的一種形式。
THE HISTORY
歷史真相
At least 3 million Polish Jews were killed during World War II, and some Poles were complicit.
第二次世界大戰期間，至少有300萬波蘭猶太人遇害，一些波蘭人則扮演了同謀的角色。
The Nazis recruited local collaborators to round up Jews for the camps.
納粹在波蘭當地招募順民，幫助他們將猶太人圈在集中營內。
The RIGHTWARD MARCH
右傾的步伐
The bill comes as the ruling right-wing Law and Justice Party is accused of pandering to the nationalistic far right.
該法案出臺時正值波蘭右翼執政黨法律與正義黨被指控迎合民族主義的極右勢力。
Critics say the bill could restrict Holocaust research and discussion.
評論人士稱該法案可能會限制大屠殺的研究和討論。
The government denies the bill was intended to limit free expression or rewrite history.
波蘭政府則拒絕承認該法案目的在于限制言論自由或改寫歷史。
