What's in the background, is the 1970s Brezhnev era great Soviet encyclopedia. To illustrate manipulations within, one example. Copies and details from paintings of great Polish painter Jan Matejko... Before the third and final partition of Poland, after which she seized to exist as a state until Versailles, there was the last vote in the Polish parliament, which sealed Poland's fate. It became obvious that the traitors who openly declared Catherine the Great of Russia as their monarch, would prevail... One patriot, a certain Tadeusz Reytan, recognized the only chance was in undermining the vote, so he threw himself in the entrance to the hall and refused to move (he was removed by force). So in the painting entitled Reytan in the Parliament of Warsaw, you have his highly dramatic character and those traitors who point with their fingers to go away, and what did the Soviets do? They quoted original title, but showed the traitors ????
