Interestingly they were thinking of doing that before they disappeared of the map but the plan did not go through.

jak a Chmielnicki czemu się buntwał z Kozakami by na końcu z Rosją się dogadać@@maciejrzepczyk6562

@@kai89tracid Poland made a proposal that was rejected.

What fake history? So called Russian (sic) is stolen Ukrainian history.

How many times was there no poland. No Ireland before 1923 using that logic.

@@noway2434 To answer your question - twice. 1795 to 1918 and 1939 to 1945. Between 1945 to 1989 Poland was a Warsaw Pact communist country within the Soviet sphere of influence while still having autonous government and being a member of the UN under the shadow of the Kremlin.

@@noway2434 Yes, Ukraine over the centuries was controlled, gobbled up in parts by so many surrounding authorities, Russia, Poland, Austro-Hungarian , Lithuanian..often not even allowed their own language but they were always ethnically Ukrainian!

@@miriamewaskio793 what tribes were the original ukraine people?

Both statements are incorrect. If what you say was true you would put the code of the law to which you are refering (libraries, tourism businesses, theaters, museums and other establishments using another language other than Catalan should not even exist and they exist) and Harvard wouldn't have the prestige of which enjoys as an educational institution.

Lots of points in your comment. Let's go through them one at a time. 1. Lapsus linguae on my part, yes, you can open a Business in any part of Catalonia so long as you comply with the current regulations regarding the creation of an enterprise. Among these there is no requirement of usage of a specific language to acquire legal personality, a mistake on my part surely. 2. However, and this is what I was trying to express (badly as I see now), you are fined for having any kind of sings, documentation or any other form of communication with the client if you do not provide it "at least in catalan" ("al menos en catalán" in text in Spanish). This in effect means that, should you decide to open a business and have, say the name of your establishment in any other language other than catalan, you will be fined. This is unconstitutional in quite a few levels (freedom of enterprise, freedom of expression, etc.) but here in Spain is a clear attack against the equality of languages in those regions which are multilingual as, although not a clear prohibition of business establishment, one is forced to either comply or face fines and judicial processes which can lead to the closure of the business. 3. No one denies Harvard is a very powerful institution and, as accepted by most, one of the best Universities in the USA and the World. I myself think that inviting this specific politician does it and its reputation more harm than good. 4. Should you have the time and patience I would refer you to the following links, so you can read and decide for yourself. There are more complex papers reagrding this topic but they are in legal Spanish and I cannot possibly know if you speak it or not. Nevertheless if you want them I can put the link up. www.elespanol.com/reportajes/20160715/140236551_0.html www.economist.com/news/europe/21698819-secessionist-catalonia-cracking-down-businesses-communicate-only-spanish www.elespanol.com/espana/20160711/139356067_12.html www.elespanol.com/reportajes/20160709/138736716_0.html previa.uclm.es/centro/cesco/pdf/trabajos/19/2010/19-2010-3.pdf www.defensordelpueblo.es/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/RI_3_2010.pdf

all other should be all over