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Posts by alexmac  

Joined: 5 Feb 2012 / Male ♂
Last Post: 11 Feb 2012
Threads: 3
Posts: 52
From: melbourne
Speaks Polish?: no
Interests: history

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alexmac   
7 Feb 2012
Life / The major religion of Poland? [33]

My Family are Polish and orthodox Christian and both sides of my family have been orthodox for as long as we can remember
alexmac   
7 Feb 2012
Genealogy / What ethnicity would you say a person would be if someone came from kresy Poland [41]

I am as much polish as anyone on this forum possibly more then most. However it's generally recognised by poles though rarely stated that there are poles and there are poles. That's why this forum exists in the first place. There is diversity within 'poles' I see this as a positive feature it's unfortunate that you dont seem to appreciate this positive difference. It is this difference that strengthens a nation.
alexmac   
7 Feb 2012
Life / The major religion of Poland? [33]

Merged: Religion in Poland

How would you describe the average Polish view on Religion in Poland. what Christian celebration do most poles celebrate?

How do Polish people see the non- catholic polish citizens of Poland weather they be Polish Orthodox, Lutheran or anything else

Non catholic Poles what's it like belonging to a religious minority in Poland?
alexmac   
7 Feb 2012
Life / Can most people in Poland speak Russian? [43]

Many people speak Russian in Ukraine because there are around 5 million ethnic Russians in Ukraine who mainly live in the eastern and southern parts of Ukraine. Also when all of Ukraine west and east were part of the Russian empire Ukraine was heavily Russified the same with Belarus. Genetically there is no difference between a Pole, Ukrainian , Belarusian or Russian person all have the same founding fathers. You can google it and read all about it for yourself
alexmac   
6 Feb 2012
Genealogy / Is your line of the Polish family noble? [74]

If someone has or has not got any nobility it's their business. I'm happy I made you laugh tho.

Thanks again for the information gumishu
alexmac   
6 Feb 2012
Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4501]

Very interesting my grandfather was born in Gniezno his father (my great grandfather) was full Polish his surname was Mackowiak (also my surname) My grandfathers mother was also born in Gniezno in 1900 but her family came from the east of Poland. Seems like she was Ukrainian her family names were Pawluk, Sobolewski And Koziarski.

And my grandmother is Belorussian ;p