There should be more cooperation between those Eastern European countries that share so much common history and heritage

Posted by InnerPace

26 Comments

  1. Negative_Big6775 on

    Absolutely fucking not. Lithuania was a huge parasite for the Kingdom of Poland, drawing money from the crown budget, and then Lithuanian nationalism, unable to cope with the centuries-long process of gradual Polonization of the Vilnius region, was an even greater thorn.

  2. Content_Routine_1941 on

    This was the first and last time Poland represented a real military force in Europe.

    In the following centuries, Europe preferred to start major conflicts with the division of Poland. This, if I may say so, was a peculiar tradition.

  3. ninesmilesuponyou on

    Much bigger territorially, briefly before the Varna epic fail.

    Much more pathetic in population size then modern day states.

    These sweet times when epstein class ruled us completely, poor wretches

  4. 1. Only Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova and Russia there are proper Eastern European. Poland is Central Europe, the Baltic states are Northern European.
    2. Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia for decades have been in EU and NATO. Ukraine is a candidate. Russia and Belarus are their adversaries. Could you elaborate on that ‘more cooperation’?
    3. Commonwealth’s common history and heritage tend to be overstated. As a Lithuanian I do agree that Poland has been the largest factor throughout entirety of Lithuanian history, but it is not he only one.

  5. Ill-Recognition6863 on

    All of East Europe believes they at some point had more land… Cursed region.

  6. Truenight_Maya on

    The last time there was cooperation Lithuania lost half of its country including Vilnius to polonization 💀

  7. CourtofTalons on

    Was there ever any distinction as to who controlled what? Between Poland and Lithuania, I mean?

  8. cocacolacovfefe on

    For me, countries consisting of this Commonwealth is THE definition of Eastern Europe.

    Especially Poland/Belarus/Ukraine, same geography (East European plain), same language, same interconnected history, same heritage.

    The line between HRE and P-L commonwealth is the perfect dividing line.

  9. LutyPazdziernik26 on

    Too bad Ukraine was never really part of the commonwealth. Szlachta wouldn’t allow it.

  10. firstmoonbunny on

    tbf there is extensive cooperation between all of these nations besides belarus, and well russia if you count the sliver. and even with belarus, the conflict is political not cultural