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=MyMom]pawian: What are you trying to say? That "Poland A" somehow lives off pre war German accomplishments?
I don`t say anything, I just provided facts which show that better developed Poland A and less developed Poland B do exist, and I did it in direct response to your claim:
=MyMom]Enough with the "Polska B" bullcrap.
=MyMom]You do realize how those areas were devasted in 1945? Do you know how Wrocław, Gdańsk, Głogów, Kołobrzeg etc. looked like after "liberation"?
Yes, I do. After all, I was the creator and main contributor in this thread:
The restoration of Polish cities from WW2 destruction
:):):)
I don`t try to minimise the scale of destruction. However, even the longest war couldn`t destroy everything, right? There were some bridges which remained intact, some roads, some railways, some houses with gas and electricity, sewers and other urban facilities. Nazis didn`t destroy everything and Soviets didn`t plunder everything, it was simply impossible. Even when Soviets looted some railway tracks, they didn`t take earthworks and general plan of railway network with them, right?
=MyMom]And how exactly the fact that Wielkopolska is host to some industrial pork "factories" is a success?
Industrial pig farming suggests a higher stage of development than an individual farmer who keeps a few pigs, don`t you think? Shortly speaking, it means more cheap meat.
And do you know how many of those old German railway lines are actually used today?
Half connections in former German partition zone were liquidated by the Polish State Railways.
In a way, the gap between Poland A and B was reduced. :(:(:(
20 century
Today:
=MyMom]And how exactly the fact that Wielkopolska is host to some industrial pork "factories" is a success?
Why didn`t you comment on wildboar population in Poland?
I will add deer population statistics.
Do you know why it is so?
:):):):):):)
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