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Neither Finland or Poland are considered Baltic states in the normal sense of the words.
by edgyquant 4y ago
Neither Finland or Poland are considered Baltic states in the normal sense of the words.
- mantas 4y agoThat's why I said „Baltic states, Poland and Finland“. As in, Baltic states + Poland + Finland. Although historically Finland was considered one of 4 Baltic states. The 4 states that escaped Russian empire after WW1. It shrunk to 3 after WW2 and (re-)occupation of 3 of 4 of them.
- tokai 4y agoYour parsing it all wrong. Russia has land that rightfully belongs to Poland, Finland - and - the Baltic states.
- KptMarchewa 4y agoWhat land, Smolensk? Nobody wants any russian land, let russians pickle themselves in their little hell.
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- mantas 4y agoYes, nobody wants it. But it doesn't change a fact that Muscovites have more questionable lands than they try to claim themselves.