Wins one battle centuries ago

>BTW who would so obsessed to creating Polemical Polish Memes site?

It's just delusional Poolacks. They can't contain their patriotism on Polish speaking sites but must make the world know how stronk and christ of nations Poorland is. That's why there are loads of Polish hobby propagandists on all kinds of English language sites, be it Jow Forums or wikipedia.

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Yes

poland should just get annexed by germany at this point

Germany should just get annexed by Poland at this point

I like how Polish people attributes Plc achievements to mean Polish only. It's pathetic how insecure they really are.

So Vilnius was a Lithuanian city during medieval era, then turned to be a Polish city for centuries then has been Jewish for centuries, and it's not the capital of Lithuania.
The history of Eastern Europe with so many ethnies, with its former medieval states that got wiped off by Empires during modern era, with its 4 religions, its radical changes brought by succesive rules and massive migrations literally blows up my western mind.

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Cuz westerners are too west-centric and stupid,there is nothing complicated in this story

>Caesar
Cringe

yeah eastern europe has really rich history
leave him alone, he just wants to know more

>Polish cities for century
Few hundred years maybe, it was always melting pot of ethnicities with jewish/ german majority
Vilnius had it's own erhnicity later, called tuteisiai, which were horeible abomination of muttness between Poles, Lithuanians, Jews and Ruthenians, they spoke beoken english with strong Lithuanian/Russian influence.

And our current Polish minority are actually Tuteisiai and they are pro-kremlin

Broken Polish*

This
Based & simple as

But it's the other way around. It's you litshits who never want to admit being a part of PLC and instead you pretend it was some kind of ebil Polish occupation. Make up your mind, you can't eat a cake and have it too.

>then turned to be a Polish city for centuries then has been Jewish for centuries
It was multicultural, not exclusively Jewish or Polish.
There was a lot of different minorities all over the place - Ruthenians, Armenian merchants, Flamand farmers, even Tatar or Scottish mercenaries. That didn't end well. Multicultural places are ticking time bombs.

>we wuz huzzars, lions of Europe and defenders of the pope
I think it's more so the Westerners that fetishize the hussars rather than the Poles themselves.

Lithuanian>Multiethnic>Jewish>Polish>Lithuanian again, with some Poles left and Soviet colonisers.

I'm curious what mainland Poles think of Lithuanian Poles. It seems most of our Poles speak a mixed Russian-Polish and those who do seak Polish say, they have a hard time understanding mainland Polish. My roommate says he doesn't even like the sound of mainland Polish.

We don't claim Plc because Polish narrative to the world is that Plc was Poland, and Poland only, and everyone that was anything of note there were Polish.
Thus, seeing this position, and keeping in mind Lithuanian experience in Plc wasn't all good, unlike Polish, some Lithuanians try to distance themselves from Plc even more. That's why our geopolitical disposition shifted to nordic countries in early 20th century.

It could've been different. If Plc achievements were conveyed as common Polish - Lithuanian ones with equal rights, If Vilnius didn't have Zeligowsky mutiny, if battle of grunwald wouldn't portray Lithuanians as cowards, if Poles wouldn't support Belarus is Lithuania meme.
Of course , Lithuanians are not entirely blameless for some of their woes, they polonization, but still, it isn't even main point of Polish - Lithuanian love hate relationship.

Tbh, I think we will never be friends again, too much bad blood after 20th century on both sides, but we can reach an understanding and have a functional, co operative existence.

Not really, it's just different.
+ it's significant enough, for example forced migrations and border changes in Eastern Europe during the XX century reached unprecedented levels in human history. It's looks easy for you because you're from a former imperial power with strong assimilation capacities.
>few hundred years
hey it's something user
Some lived on for centuries tho, it just doesn't fit in today nation-states.

Well, the Jews were all murdered and the Germans all expelled :(

>Is Poland the kurdistan of europe
Poles managed to have a country once.