Poland in turn: war in Ukraine, force of the European Union, cultural war and the return of post-communism

Against the background of the Russian-Ukrainian War, Poland has, according to many commentators, found itself at a dangerous point: between the conflicting interests of global powers in the East and the increasing interior cultural war and the return of post-communist agreements. In the dispute over the history, identity and safety of the state, not only the different visions of the Polish state's ration are abrogated today, but besides powerful narratives from Brussels, Berlin, Kiev and Moscow.