Ivanov
29 Jan 2017
Life / Do Polish people like Turkish people? [66]
When I see all comments here some of them are very annoying while the rest are either neutral or totally with prejudge comments. Well guys I really don't know what poles are thinking about Turks in general while in 90s until 2007 most poles were usually came over major Turkish metropolises were mostly women escorts but to be honest; the educated Turkish view about poles are usually either:
1-)diaspora village of early 1800s founded polonezkoy or polish village whom fled away from first German later Russian invasion and lived guess around every country in the world for their 200 years of long colonial life under foreign yokes.
2-) the polish patriot and poet Adam Mickiewicz's museum and home in Istanbul where he died in exile while organizing resistance groups for their independence efforts
I guess my personal view from few polish people I've meet in different countries are they most neutral about Turkey. But to be honest; I guess the guy whom started this post better look for an ex colonial English speaking cheap Asian country like Malaysia or Singapore for an affordable education rather then Poland in order to improve his english speaking skills. I mean Poland must be nice place and I have read plenty of things about krakow and few things from history about battles between Poland and Ottoman Empire must be an really nice motivation points to visit there.
When I see all comments here some of them are very annoying while the rest are either neutral or totally with prejudge comments. Well guys I really don't know what poles are thinking about Turks in general while in 90s until 2007 most poles were usually came over major Turkish metropolises were mostly women escorts but to be honest; the educated Turkish view about poles are usually either:
1-)diaspora village of early 1800s founded polonezkoy or polish village whom fled away from first German later Russian invasion and lived guess around every country in the world for their 200 years of long colonial life under foreign yokes.
2-) the polish patriot and poet Adam Mickiewicz's museum and home in Istanbul where he died in exile while organizing resistance groups for their independence efforts
I guess my personal view from few polish people I've meet in different countries are they most neutral about Turkey. But to be honest; I guess the guy whom started this post better look for an ex colonial English speaking cheap Asian country like Malaysia or Singapore for an affordable education rather then Poland in order to improve his english speaking skills. I mean Poland must be nice place and I have read plenty of things about krakow and few things from history about battles between Poland and Ottoman Empire must be an really nice motivation points to visit there.