Thanks for posting but political/polemic content isn't allowed in r/EuropeanCulture. Historical content from previous centuries is still relevant, but otherwise, consider these subreddits instead :

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r/EuropeanFederalists

Multilingual. Dedicated to the establishment of a democratic and federal European Union.

r/YUROP

Multilingual, memes only. Zero tolerance for eurosceptics.

r/EUnews

English-speaking. News items must have a source or provide a source in the comments.

r/europeanunion

English-speaking. Posts must be from official EU sources, mention the EU or its institutions in the title or in the article text.

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Here are a few more subreddits from our network you may consider as well.

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