The term POLES, E.G. can refer to several different groups of people. The first group is the EURANS, which is a term used to describe the people of Eastern Europe, including Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, and other countries in the region. The second group is the ANTIPODES, which refers to people living on the opposite side of the world from Europe, such as those in Australia and New Zealand. The third group is the EUROPEANS, which includes all people living in Europe, regardless of their nationality. Finally, the fourth group is the SLAVS, which is a term used to describe the people of Eastern Europe who speak Slavic languages, such as Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish. All of these groups are considered to be Poles, E.G.