Also how has Poland had a ban on firearms for over a millenium when firearms were only invented in the fourteenth century?
It's closer to since the Partition of Poland, or 220 years. In Poland-Lithuania and Prussian and Russian Poland, nobles and rich people were always allowed firearms, whereas poor farmers and such could never afford it. In Austrian Poland, Austrian nobles could bear arms, while most rich Polish and Polish nobles fled to Prussia or Russia.
In other words, I suggest you not do so again. It could be dangerous to exaggerate federal support for a war or number of our troops. I advise you to ask the respective department which relates to such information for correct information in the future.
