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For some reason they consider Greece as Eastern Europe.
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tan...onal-identity/
Haven't been around so I don't know if this was posted here yet, but I did see it floating around other corners of the internet a month or two ago.The EU’s Central and Eastern Europeans are more likely than its Western Europeans to say their own culture is superior to others. The Center asked respondents if they agree with the statement, “Our people are not perfect, but our culture is superior to others.” Of the five EU countries where more than half the respondents say they agree with this statement, all are located in Central and Eastern Europe: Greece (89%), Bulgaria (69%), Romania (66%), Poland (55%) and the Czech Republic (55%). In addition, people in Central and Eastern European countries are more likely than those in Western Europe to emphasize certain nativist elements of national identity. For instance, roughly eight-in-ten Poles say that being born in Poland (82%) and having ancestry there (83%) are important to being truly Polish, while far fewer Germans (48% and 49%, respectively) say this about being truly German.
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