History
Kashubians are the native Slavic people, living on the shores of the Baltic Sea. Studies have shown that Kashubians are the remnant of the Medieval Pomeranian people, who came to Pomerania before the Poles.
Kashuba doesn't have the status of the nation, but the regional ethnic communities. Their original language as well as the status of the national heritage. They have maintained their ethnic characteristics, since they live in isolation for centuries. They founded the city of Gdansk. They always had connections with the Serbian people. One of the Kashubians capitals in the Middle Ages was called Belgrade.
Further information: Pomerania during the Early Middle Ages, Pomerania during the High Middle Ages, Pomerania during the Late Middle Ages, Pomerania during the Early Modern Age, History of Pomerania (1806-1933), History of Pomerania (1933-1945), and History of Pomerania (1945-present)Read more about this topic: Kashubians
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