Talk:Eastern Europe

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I am trying to make sense of this section:

"Contemporary use ad developments" Borders of European regions have been shifted back to the pre-Cold War, [?] hence European Russia is also equal to pre-Cold War terms[?]. Relating to Central European states as Eastern Europe is seen in Europe as ignorance or a provocation revoking the Cold War divide of Europe. [?]

It is a common mistake to label all Slavic or the former Warsaw Pact (also called the Eastern Bloc) states in the region as located in Eastern Europe. [?]

East and West Germany were countries, so better to call it eastern and western Germany. Reunification is all but a thing of the past and seen in a more or less positive light by most there and in all of Central Europe so try to avoid labeling Germans by their recent past. [?]"

Any help? RobSZelensky Must Go! 18:53, August 27, 2025 (EDT)