nostr:npub1d7jhhvfqxd3j0x38yc9m4eam7qf588dlkgh0gmshd3p09wwpztks4lu8xc nostr:npub1ypefrmyy37ewu0hde8udnpxaed2q52uqq8rcpavj0t467kvrec8stqz3fm I don't know about Albania and Bulgaria, but if we ask why Bosnia and Poland are outliers I'd guess it's because of the political role that religion plays in those countries. The Catholic church was part of the struggle against communism and is strongly identified with Polish nationalism. In Bosnia the more islamist forces gained ground, with funding from Saudi etc as the secular areas like Sarajevo and Tuzla were devastated by above all Serb fascists.