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Martin said:No more spamming this thread!
tag said:So what is the quickest and easiet way to tell everyone?
Beatrycze said:Why is the history of Poland by Norman Davies called "The God's playground"?
Beatrycze:
Why is the history of Poland by Norman Davies called "The God's playground"?
In his book, Davies points out that long before the rise of Russia and Prussia the kingdom of Poland was a major power in eastern Europe. As an early recipient of Latin culture, Poland was deeply involved in the Reformation, Counter-Reformation, and Enlightenment. Before the notorious Partitions of 1773-95 redrew the map of Europe beyond all recognition, the United Republic of Poland-Lithuania was at once one of the largest states and home of one of the most extraordinary cultures of the continent, displaying a unique blend of military prowess, religious tolerance, democratic ideals, and political chaos.
That's why.
I know. But I don't think French would agree with your eloquent explanation.Martin said:Well, they're French, you know?
Anyway, Lithuania has the highest suicide rate in Europe.
Well the suicide rate varies with the season, so maybe it depends on which country is having the worst winter.Idun said:Let's agree to disagree on this one. What's the difference which country leads. Sooner or later, it's going to change.
Who'll say?certain aspects of its internal work are not generally revealed to the public