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Story
In 1989, Poland became an independent state. In 1999, Poland became a member of NATO, and in 2004, the EU. In 2017, Poland adopted amendments to the law on the removal of WWII monuments.

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Relationship
Family
The West Slavic Tribe of Polyans (Poles) is the most ancient ancestor.
The Gniezno State is the great-great-grandfather.
The Kingdom of Poland is the great-grandfather.
The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is a grandfather.
The Polish Republic is the father.
Lithuania is a cousin.
Ukraine is a cousin.
Belarus is a cousin.
Czech Republic is a half-brother.
Friends
Hungary
USA
Canada
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Vatican
Lithuania
Ukraine
European Union
NATO
Neutral
Germany
Enemies
Russia
ISIS
Reichsugol
UPA
DPRK
Belarus
Former enemies
USSR
Third Reich
What is it known for?
Among the Slavic languages, Polish is the second most spoken language, after Russian.
The Piwnica Świdnicka restaurant in Wrocław is the oldest in Europe, operating since 1275.
Poles are well educated: 90% of young people have at least a secondary education. 50% of Poles have an academic degree.
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, was almost completely destroyed during World War II, after which it was rebuilt virtually from scratch.
About 35% of the 60 million Poles live abroad. Large Polish-speaking communities live in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, Australia, Brazil, and Argentina.
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Appearance
Poland is a countryman depicted as both male and female, typically short in stature. Typically dressed in a white shirt with a light brown pullover and black jeans, they are often depicted with white wings, due to the white eagle on their coat of arms. Their face is painted in the colors of the flag: white on top, red on the bottom.

Character
Poland is often quiet and naive, often portrayed as a sad character with a difficult past. It gets offended when the Polish flag is depicted incorrectly. It hates Russia and Germany for the past of their ancestors.

The meaning of the flag
Color, HEX RGB value
The white color symbolizes the white eagle wings #FFFFFF 255, 255, 255
The red color symbolizes the crimson sunset #D9002B 217, 0, 43

Nicknames
Poland
Heart of Europe
Bicolor
Two-color
Polen
Pshek (for Russia)
Pshekiya (for Russia)
Pole
Paul
Fields
Apple
Crybaby
Pauline
Etymology
Comes from Old Polish local singular w Polszcze, from Old Polish Polska "Poland" from Роlьskа(jа) zemi̯a "field, flat country" - the name of the land of the Polyans.

Type
Country
Capital
Warsaw
Primary language
Polish
Population
38,563,573 people
Religion
Christianity:
Catholicism

Currency
Polish zloty
Relationships and hobbies
Friends Enemies
Bulgaria
United Kingdom
Hungary
Germany
Italy
Canada
Latvia
Lithuania
Slovakia
USA
Ukraine
Finland
France
Czech Republic
Estonia
Japan

Belarus
Russia
Previously:
USSR
Third Reich

Poland (Polish: Polska [ˈpɔlska], official name — the Republic of Poland (Polish: Rzeczpospolita Polska [ʐɛt͡ʂpɔˈspɔlita ˈpɔlska]) is a character in CountryHumans, a state in Central Europe.

It borders Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and Lithuania, and also has access to the Baltic Sea in the north.

Poland is a member of the European Union and NATO, and is also a member of the UN.