Damian Pawella

Central European political fiction. A mixture of Polish dramatism and Czech humour in the service of combating fears of World War III. Ukraine and the Baltic states have been conquered. Hungary and Slovakia have voluntarily joined Russia. The Austrians are quietly rooting for Putin, and the whole of Western Europe is keeping their fingers crossed for us without providing any tangible support. Only the Poles and Czechs remain on the battlefield. In this situation, the governments of both countries decide to unite their nations. A task force of intellectuals and influencers is formed to convince the Czechs and Poles that they are not only allies, but in fact constitute one ancient Slavic nation.

Can this work? Will the Polish-Czech Union save Europe?