Do you think central Europe still exists?

[Jana]

Central Europe is Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia (mostly Slavonia), the culture and living standards between east and west, religion is catholic and of course the geography. Partly central european is Austria and Transylvania for historical reasons, and if East Germany would exist today i would consider it also Central European, but Germany is western in general.

That's not the topic and I wouldn't emphasise Catholicism that much. Europe is mostly irreligious nowadays. Not to mention main religious war in Europe started and was fought in central Europe mostly.
I just think average Austrian is closer to average Dutch these days, than to Pole.

[Jana]

It's the answer to the question and your complexes very much on topic but ok...

Which complexes Gypsoid? I think CE does not exist as cultural region anymore, but don't know what Yugoslavia has to do with it.
Now I understand why you were classified as borderline retarded by psychologist, fatty.

[Blondie]

I just think average Austrian is closer to average Dutch these days, than to Pole.

This is true, but i didn't say austrians are central euros in general.

[Jana]

This is true, but i didn't say austrians are central euros in general.

Well all traditional definitions of CE include Austria.

[Mortimer]

Which complexes Gypsoid? I think CE does not exist as cultural region anymore, but don't know what Yugoslavia has to do with it.
Now I understand why you were classified as borderline retarded by psychologist, fatty.

I know your complex it's like a Stacey saying I'm ugly so she will get compliments that she is not I know that because you would never ask if Yugoslavia still exist so it is obvious

[Jana]

I know your complex it's like a Stacey saying I'm ugly so she will get compliments that she is not I know that because you would never ask if Yugoslavia still exist so it is obvious

Sorry, I didn't finish medical University to be able to understand your replies.

[Peterski]

No offense but Yugoslavia is probably much more likely alive than central europe

Bosnia-Herzegovina is basically "rump Yugoslavia" or "Yugoslavia in a nutshell", which still exists.

Majority of the most important ethnic & religious groups of Yugoslavia exist in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

[Blondie]

Btw whats the difference between the polish, czech, slovak, hungarian, croatian and slovenian culture? I think nothing, but culturally they are more closer to each other like french and germans who are westernes. In cultural term this region (CE) is more homogeneous than West Europe.

[Satem]

No there is no such construct if we speak culturally. Each country is very different. Czechs and Poles are not as close as some people think for example. The only thing connecting us are interests to have more influence in reality.
Culturally, there can be some similarities in former Austro-Hungarian lands excluding Ukraine and Poland where such influence is weaker since there was quite much space for Polish culture but it's still not enough imo

[mitalit]

We live in a very polarized world and the truth is that I don't know how many people talk about centers. In my personal case, I have never thought in a central europe as such (but it may be my fault and I'm generalizing)