"Восточноевропейская" refers to the region of Eastern Europe, which includes countries such as Poland, Ukraine, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. This area is characterized by its diverse cultures, languages, and histories, influenced by various empires and political changes over the centuries. The term can also relate to the Eastern European cultural and historical context, including its art, music, and literature. Notable figures from this region include Franz Kafka and Leo Tolstoy, whose works reflect the complexities of Eastern European life and identity.