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    Herkunft der Bevölkerung der zurückgewonnenen Gebiete Polens im Jahr 1950


    Herkunft der Bevölkerung der zurückgewonnenen Gebiete Polens im Jahr 1950

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    3. Araz99 on

      I know that many expats from Vilnius region in Lithuania (where I live) came to Olsztyn.

    5. MOltho on

      “Regained Lands” – that’s a euphemism I really don’t like as a German of Polish descent.

    7. CrimsonCartographer on

      Just looking at some of the comments here: you don’t have to be a Holocaust apologist to dislike ethnic cleansings, and the mass deportation of 15+ million people of an ethnicity definitely counts as an ethnic cleansing.

      The Holocaust and WW2 was wrong, but that wrong doesn’t mean forcing tens of millions of people to completely uproot their lives and abandon lands they’ve lived on for centuries is right either.

    9. schneeleopard8 on

      It was just as regained as Ukraine and Belarus regained Lviv and Brest.

    11. Zenar45 on

      Everyone crying about the “regained lands” but no one asking wtf it says, some legend translation would be appreciated

    12. nafroleon_ on

      what the hell are these comments? do you people understand that the germans have just caused ww2 a few years before that? wtf

    13. Designer-Muffin-5653 on

      Regained? Some of these never have been polish ever and were optained throu genocide and ethnic clensing

    14. Kamilkadze2000 on

      “Regained Land” is in Poland historical term which lost already an idelogical part of it and trust me, a rly low amount of people think that all of it was rly regained. I think OP don’t want to forcing any point of view here, It’s just cultural misunderstanding.

    15. LandscapeOld2145 on

      No one’s noting that Poland didn’t ask to have all its borders shifted west – Stalin gave this territory to Poland.

    18. Toruviel_ on

      People mentioning Goths, Vandals and Burgundian tribes are so funny. By that logic France should rule half of modern Germany and Poland since Celts were before in Poland. Germanic tribes had been there, in parts of modern Poland, for 700~ years while Slavs have been in all of Poland since 1550 years
      Also compering[ great migration period](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migration_Period#/media/File:Invasions_of_the_Roman_Empire_1.png) of 5th century to medieval [conquests and colonization](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostsiedlung) of 10t-13th centuries is laughable.

      ethnic cleansing of Germans is bad so was starting ww2, holocaust and ethnic cleansing of [1.7mln Poles ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Poles_by_Nazi_Germany)during ww2 by Nazi Germany. Changes were made by totalitarian powers I say let’s hate hitler and stalin equally.

    20. RandyFMcDonald on

      What an interesting map!

      This does a good job of highlighting some interesting patterns, for instance the resettlement of much of Silesia particularly by migrants from the lost east, and the survival of indigenous populations in Upper Silesia and Warmia.

    21. Zestronen on

      If redditors were teachers: “Timmy I know that Jason tormented you for 3 years, broke your ribbs, burned your house and killed your dog, but it still wrong that you kicked him in the ankle”

    22. EZ4JONIY on

      Rgained?

      Those lands were never inhabited by poles. Kashubians arent poles, pomeranians arent poles and silesians also arent poles

    23. SharLiJu on

      Any Germans here?
      Do you have any movements to get the German land back

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