Visegrad Group Explained

A few nations in Central Europe with a common identity formed a cultural and economic alliance called the Visegrad Group. What is there to know about this alliance, and do they hold the future of Europe? Find out here.

[tomiamozilla]

Greetings from Poland For Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic

[laslooalexander]

We need Slovenia too and together, we will be the gate between West and East! Greetings from Hungary :)

[serveandprotect]

Hungarians may not be strictly Slavic - so what? - THEY ARE Family - they are Brothers and nothing will change that for us in Poland. Many Poles fought for Hungary and many Hungarians bled for Poland. If History taught us anything, then we must strenghten this Alliance FURTHER and seek new openings - both towards the Baltic States in the North-East as to other Balkan countries in the South and South-East. TOGETHER we stand VERY STRONG.

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As a Slovak, I'm not sure about the whole powerhouse and high living standards part.
Sure, Bratislava is finally growing to become a proper good standard of living european city like its neighbors and west european counterparts, but everything east-wards of Bratislava... not really, very stagnant, abandoned, every government from all the spectrums that have changed hands in BA neglected everything that is not west third of Slovakia, the economical and living standard differences are so deep we might as well be two different counties.
That is what happens if your capital city hugs one end of the country borders and does not care about its back yard.

this video is really cool, small nitpick though at 2:51 when you show the Polish language, Silesian is usually considered a dialect of Polish, while Kashubian is a language, there is also a area of Lithuania and Belarus that speaks majority Polish, apart from those small graphic nitpicks this video is great, keep it up, liked

[Dziki_z_Lasu]

YouTube's algorithm paths are unknown, but your video is vastly underrated.

[JanKonecny]

Yeees somebody is actually smart enough to know that visegrad countries are in central europe. Greetings from czechia

[polzkislav]

This was a very good video, you have earned a subscriber

[ltysd]

Btw czech People can fully understand slovakian language becose its prety much same language

[floatylog]

In every visegrad country there is word kurwa/kurva, they mean the same and I think it's beautiful

[kevhynaleks]

It's visible, historically Hungary much more related to the german core, as the slavic countries. Hungary was determining country in the region, Austria-Hungary was a superpower, but in both wars Hungary not forget to support Poland, even this was against the will of it's german allies.
Visible now how in the ukrainian-russian conflict Hungary again standing on different side, because not feel itself slavic, and don't want to participated in an inner slavic conflict. V4 is interesting, because Visegrad was in Hungary, even the name is a slav word meaning "High Castle"...

[TheFalseShepphard]

Can't believe they made the segment from wow_mao's video into a whole thing

[hollowwillow]

V4 🇸🇰🤝🇵🇱🤝🇨🇿🤝🇭🇺 I wish Slovenia will be in the V5 🇸🇮

[lambre]

Why isn't this video booming in popularity after that video made by wow_mao

[AdurianJ]

All they need now is to let Austria in and elect an emperor.

[Khalstroso]

As a Czech im ashamed of being with Orbans nationalistic Hungary. Our president is fortunately proposing new V4 concept with Baltic states, Slovenia, Croatia and Romania, hopefully without those isolationist Hungary.

[belstar]

is this still a thing ? i can't find decent new videos about it but it seems like these countries are now more divided

[olelain]

born in 1970 in Britanny . So as a western european, you really asked me to be near to this Visegrad shit. My youth was in London, Paris, Roma and west Berlin. I have nothing to do with this guys.

[holextv]

In 1335 there wasn't Austrian empire or is that mistake ?

[Darkstalker]

Oh, the visegrádi négyek..
OMG, THE VISEGRÁDI VÁR!!
i don't live far from it..