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Implication of EU regional assistance programmes in Moravia-Silesia and Upper Silesia

2003
This paper discusses the implications of EU regional assistance programmes in Moravia-Silesia and Upper Silesia.
Ferry, Martin, Mcmaster, Irene
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Energy-Related Behaviour of Consumers from the Silesia Province (Poland)—Towards a Low-Carbon Economy

Energies, 2021
Sylwia Słupik   +2 more
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Upper Silesia in the Fifties

1964
Silesia’s third largest city is Beuthen (Bytom), which celebrated its 700th anniversary in 1954, and had 101,000 inhabitants in 1939. About 40,000 Germans still live there, 76,000 Poles have settled making a total of 116,000. The reason for the increase lies in the expansion of coal mining and of industries for war production.
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Silesia

The German Quarterly, 1958
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Atlas of Silesia

Geographical Review, 1934
Richard Hartshorne, Walter Geisler
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