Poland's friend and foe countries

Poland has a varied history in terms of countries it has been friends with and enemies with. Here are some countries with which Poland has been friends and enemies throughout history: Friendly countries:

1. United States: Poland and the United States have a long-standing relationship of friendship and cooperation. Relations between the two countries, II. It became even stronger with the support of the United States, which helped Poland during World War II.

2. Germany: Poland and Germany, II. Despite the frictions following World War II, they enjoy a friendly relationship today. Thanks to membership in the European Union, economic and political ties between the two countries have been strengthened.

3. England: Poland and England have made alliances and supported each other many times throughout history. II. England, which helped Poland during World War II, is still among the friendly and cooperative countries today.

4. France: Poland and France have made alliances and supported each other many times throughout history. Relations between the two countries, II. It became even stronger with the support of France, which helped Poland during World War II. Enemy countries:

1. Russia: Poland and Russia have clashed and fought many times throughout history. In particular, the division and occupation of Poland by Russia made the relations between the two countries tense.

2. Germany: II. The occupation of Poland by Nazi Germany during World War II made relations between the two countries tense. However, today there is a friendly relationship between Poland and Germany.

3. Turkey: There has been no apparent hostility or friendship between Poland and Turkey throughout history. Relations between the two countries are generally neutral or neutral.