Nihil, would that be the same Encyclopaedia Britannica that calls Chopin "French-Polish" (or was it Polish-French)? Which Briton, got it right, the historian that has delved into Polish history and the psyche of the Poles over the millennia, or the Briton who wrote a biography about Chopin, and felt that the cigar smoking, combat boot wearing, "partner" of Chopin, George Sand, got it right? Where do you stand on this question? And why?