France may have had some mutual defense treaty with pre-WW2 poland

The French hate Macron, so I assume the Polish do as well

Dude, There is a "Napoleon's Square" in the middle of Warsaw... And a "DeGaulle Roundabout"...

Poles were friendly to the french only due to Napoleon

Obviously, that didn't work out too well for the Polish

That mentality died out a long time ago

So why is there a DeGaulle Roundabout in the middle of Warsaw?

With a statue and all?

Wasnt Poland a puppet-state of Napoleonic France?

yes

oof

For the same reason there is a statue of Nelson Mandela in London

History buffs rise up

whitey claiming slavic colonies

get out

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It's not that simple Eccles

Warsaw got deleted in WWII

all those statues are nu

So is the Mandela one

it was deliberate choices to put them there

recent

Maybe they were remaking the city from memory? xD

historical reference makes pepe hard

simple as

The only thing French possibly did for Poland was cutting up Germany/Austria-Hungary post WW1.
but that definitely was not done out of love for Poland.

The French consider Poland to have been a bad ally in the interwar perion

period*

whaddup nigfags

i bac

is that like an iPhone?

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ye

If we nuked Paris, do you think it would solve the French problem?

stands for Intercontinental Ballistic Ass Chaps

The French consider Poland to be too weak to be a valid ally in the East. They are much more interested in Russia

as a balancing act against Germany

les be honest theyd surrender before the nuke landed, and itd make us look bad

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and that is the only reason the French would want a Polish alliance to begin with

Polan's options are basically German, Russian (not gonna happen for historical reasons) or US vassalage