Bratwurst Boy
25 Dec 2010
News / Sikorski doctrine - Eastern Europe under threat. Poland's foreign policy. [203]
It's not the same Nate...in Germany's case it was the fight between two top dogs about who is going to lead this new unified Germany, Prussia or Austria.
Who else will lead the slavic union if not Moscow? And will all the others agree? What would be the most logical choice which would get the most votes? Will the Ukrainians agree with Warsaw? Will the Poles agree with Kiev?
I don't believe really in a "we all will lead" scenario...there will always be stronger and weaker ones.
You see, BB, who better than you might understand the exclusion of Russia from the Slavic Union.
It's not the same Nate...in Germany's case it was the fight between two top dogs about who is going to lead this new unified Germany, Prussia or Austria.
Who else will lead the slavic union if not Moscow? And will all the others agree? What would be the most logical choice which would get the most votes? Will the Ukrainians agree with Warsaw? Will the Poles agree with Kiev?
I don't believe really in a "we all will lead" scenario...there will always be stronger and weaker ones.
