A Polish perspective on Germany | DW English

"The moment the border was opened transformed our lives," says the mayor of the border town of Kostrzyn nad Odrą. But Germany and Poland needed to build bridges. Now people in this region work together on a daily basis, regardless of what is happening on the national level.

[niezmiernienieprzekonana]

This is a very nice video. Unfortunately that sort of view is represented by the more educated part of polish society, which is not a majority of this nation.

[memelovly]

I think i have heard Muslims 2:36 instead of people, and this is true Muslims need an extreme vetting process not simply take a boat

[nxlckindumbz]

I love being polish, american, mexican, and Peruvian, and russian. Dad born in America me in Mexico mom peru grandpa Poland grandma Russia

[elson.]

I am looking for the brand new episode of EuroMaxx or something like that which has a German guy introducing the border of Germany and Poland. He also visited a Polish restaurant on the Polish side of the border which was operated by a lady. I hope that video is available soon if it isn't yet. 😃 I just watched the episode on TV yesterday but I forget its name. I am not sure if it is called "EuroMaxx" or something like that. Appreciated if someone can help!

[markmywords]

A very good report in its genre. Please change the subtitles starting from 2:25
Yours P.J.Goebbels

[herzschlagerhoht]

Kommt heim ins Reich, liebe Ostgebiete! ;)

[Ussurin]

Wow, such one-sided perspective I haven't seen in a while. And I'm for European partnership (well, maybe not the way EU officials want it, but still).