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15 Feb 2019
News / Polish Lithuanian Diplomatic War? At last. [534]
8 years have passed since the first post, a few things have changed, a few remained. E.g.,
1. The refusal to acknowledge the Polish spelling of Polish minority`s surnames and names of streets and settlements.
2. The refusal to solve the problem with land/property ownership.
3. The obstruction over the Możejki oil refinery owned by Poles who bought it for hard cash to save Lithuania from Russian domination.
No 3 has been solved, No 1 and 2 are still a problem, but Poles don`t press so much, they are patiently waiting for political changes in Lithuania after 2019 autumn elections.
rp.pl/Polityka/309139881-Polska-Litwa-Tylko-Pilsudski-jeszcze-dzieli.html
The economic cooperation is growing, both governments support each other in the European forum.
Yes, it seems that Poles have to give Lithuanians still more time to understand certain things. Lithuanian minority in Poland enjoys full right, including town names and surnames, so is it strange that Poles demand the same for their compatriots in Lithuania? It is so obvious that any discussion is a waste of time.
It is high time to kick some Lithuanian asses.
8 years have passed since the first post, a few things have changed, a few remained. E.g.,
1. The refusal to acknowledge the Polish spelling of Polish minority`s surnames and names of streets and settlements.
2. The refusal to solve the problem with land/property ownership.
3. The obstruction over the Możejki oil refinery owned by Poles who bought it for hard cash to save Lithuania from Russian domination.
No 3 has been solved, No 1 and 2 are still a problem, but Poles don`t press so much, they are patiently waiting for political changes in Lithuania after 2019 autumn elections.
rp.pl/Polityka/309139881-Polska-Litwa-Tylko-Pilsudski-jeszcze-dzieli.html
The economic cooperation is growing, both governments support each other in the European forum.
We are not going to chandge our alphabet. Please understand and respect other opinion as we respect yours in your country.
Yes, it seems that Poles have to give Lithuanians still more time to understand certain things. Lithuanian minority in Poland enjoys full right, including town names and surnames, so is it strange that Poles demand the same for their compatriots in Lithuania? It is so obvious that any discussion is a waste of time.