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Historical regions in Poland / Western Ukraine / German diaspora / Volga Germans / German minority in Poland / Germans / Volhynia / Galicia / Chortitza Colony / Europe / Germanic peoples / Ethnic groups in Europe
Date: 2006-03-17 13:04:22
Historical regions in Poland
Western Ukraine
German diaspora
Volga Germans
German minority in Poland
Germans
Volhynia
Galicia
Chortitza Colony
Europe
Germanic peoples
Ethnic groups in Europe

Drang nach Osten The German Migration to the East – Part One © Jerry Frank 2006

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