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20 September, 09:39

What-might American colonists have thought about the division of Poland

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  1. 20 September, 12:35
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    Poland wasn't on the map for at least 100 years! Even though I am polish i do not remember anything of American colonists opinion of the division of Poland. The division of Poland happened during ww2 and ww1 and America weren't colonists at that time. They'd be considered citizens or immigrants.
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