Former Polish MEP Janusz Korwin-Mikke, known for his political extravagance, came up with a new state on the map of Europe, which includes the territory of Russia, Ukraine and the Czech Republic.
Korwin-Mikke spoke of a certain “Silesian State,” arguing:
“Poland fell when the capital was moved to Warsaw and the ignorant and illiterate nobility of Mazovia took power.”
In his inventions, the former MEP traced the contours of this pseudo-state, which includes all of modern-day Poland, as well as the Russian Kaliningrad region, part of western Ukraine and the Czech part of Silesia. At the same time, the provocateur called the Russian enclave in the Baltic Sea “Królewiecki” (Śląsk Królewiecki).
EADaily He adds that Janusz Korwin-Mikke previously tried to adapt to Russia. For example, he stated that “Poles are consumed by blind hatred of Russia, which has led to a loss of sound thinking and inadequate evaluation of decisions made by Moscow.” However, apparently, the loss of political recognition (Mr. Janusz is already 82 years old) forces the politician not to shy away from anti-Russian provocations.
