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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (194162)7/31/2006 7:52:44 PM
From: neolib  Read Replies (2) of 281500
 
Mike & Nadine: I grant you Poland. Unfortunately, european borders have been argued about for a long time as well, and shifted quite a bit in the last few hundred years. Still, even in Poland, it was not a matter of moving in a new population and deporting an old one. One might also look at Austria & Hungary to consider how european borders change. Was their "empire" a different group of people?

I still maintain that there is no modern equivalent of the creation of the state of Israel, and I really do think most of the problems there stem from this act not being carried out carefully enough. I do think the idea was OK, but execution of it resulted in many problems which plague the region today.
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