Ask Polish users about Poland

[Satem]

Я о том что что все эти польские "аргументы" про советскую агрессию и так далее, не имеют смысла

А зачем вы так думаете? Зачем полские арументы нелогичные?

[Roy]

Can we stop with 'gawarisz pa ruski'?

[Ülev]

Can we stop with 'gawarisz pa ruski'?

but this is for Russians here:
Из России в Польшу: «Поляки и русские очень похожи»

[Ülev]

now, even tovarisch Macron is bad

watch it to understand the differences before "pan-Slavism"

[Ülev]

Я о том что что все эти польские "аргументы" про советскую агрессию и так далее, не имеют смысла

[Dunai]

I have been to Tricity for a few days and as someone with high curiosity for anthropological features I carefully observed the residents, and honestly they looked very Baltid, closer to people I have seen while being in Russia rather than to East-Central Europe (Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovenia), also pretty different from East Germans. Is that area known to be much different from other regions of Poland, or do Polish have similar looks everywhere else?

Also as a side-note, that was my "Whitest" experience of my life, haha, never seen so many pale-skinned people all around, with almost no diversity

[Satem]

I have been to Tricity for a few days and as someone with high curiosity for anthropological features I carefully observed the residents, and honestly they looked very Baltid, closer to people I have seen while being in Russia rather than to East-Central Europe (Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovenia), also pretty different from East Germans. Is that area known to be much different from other regions of Poland, or do Polish have similar looks everywhere else?

Also as a side-note, that was my "Whitest" experience of my life, haha, never seen so many pale-skinned people all around, with almost no diversity

Close to Tricity there live Kashubians. Also before WWII Gdansk was majority Baltic German, so it can be a reason.
There is also a chance you just saw many Ukrainian workers
We have plenty of them

[Dunai]

Close to Tricity there live Kashubians. Also before WWII Gdansk was majority Baltic German, so it can be a reason.
There is also a chance you just saw many Ukrainian workers
We have plenty of them

I can distinguish spoken Polish from Ukrainian, and those I heard speaking were definitely Polish speakers. But maybe on the streets there were also Ukrainian passers. Still was surprised how different they mostly looked from Hungarians, even if Poland and Hungary are rather close, and Hungarians have plenty of early West Slavic ancestry.

[Ülev]

I'm still open to new facts on this subject.

Валенса предложил России и Польше помириться назло Западу
https://www.mk.ru/politics/2020/02/2...lo-zapadu.html

[Rumata]

Валенса предложил России и Польше помириться назло Западу
https://www.mk.ru/politics/2020/02/2...lo-zapadu.html

That's right