The article focuses on the issue of identity of inhabitants of the Polish-Russian borderland. This borderland includes two regions: Warmia and Mazury Region on Polish side and the Kaliningrad Region on Russian side, which before the Second World War were part of German East Prussia. The specific nature of this borderland and its history justify undertaking research on this subject. As part of the research, a thorough examination of the state of research on the identity of the inhabitants of the Polish-Russian borderland was conducted. The assumptions presented above were verified by the analysis of survey research carried out in communities living in the Polish-Russian borderland and were be compared with previous research on regional and national identity on both sides of the border.
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