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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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Threatened Lichens of Lower Silesia, Poland [PDF]
Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae, 2011 A preliminary red list of threatened lichens of Lower Silesia (SW Poland) is presented. Species have been valuated according to the Red Data Book Categories (IUCN). The list comprises 602 taxa (ca. 60% of the whole lichen flora of Lower Silesia).
Maria Kossowska, Jerzy Fabiszewski
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2000
As we noted in the previous two chapters, for years the position and existence of Germans in Upper Silesia and other parts of Poland was one of the issues which dogged bilateral relations between Warsaw and Bonn. After the two sides eventually established formal diplomatic relations in 1970, one of the fruits of this tentative rapprochement was that ...
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As we noted in the previous two chapters, for years the position and existence of Germans in Upper Silesia and other parts of Poland was one of the issues which dogged bilateral relations between Warsaw and Bonn. After the two sides eventually established formal diplomatic relations in 1970, one of the fruits of this tentative rapprochement was that ...
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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’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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