globocnik 21 Jan 2007 / #1i would appreciate information on any existing German communities in breslau, sttetin, thorn, allenstein.
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,148 21 Jan 2007 / #2Most were kicked out. Only in and around Opole there is a serious number of Germans.
Wroclaw 44 | 5,369 21 Jan 2007 / #4in breslauThere are some German people in the area. They seem to be in the countryside.
Kowalski 7 | 621 21 Jan 2007 / #5German minority in Poland consists of 150 000 people (2002)Some of their organizations, periodicals, addresses are listetd there:wspolnota-polska.org.pl/index.php?id=mn_niemcyIn some municipalities in Opole region they are in majority and are in political power as well. I don't know about them in towns you mentioned.
kitty_the_kat - | 30 15 Jul 2009 / #6Merged: Polen in Deutschland? Polish people in Germany?So, I'm doing my concentration on the history of Poles in Germany. Are there any Poles here currently living in Germany? Or any descendants of Poles who migrated to Germany, for example Ruhr Poles? If yes, respond to this thread, PM me, or email me (email's on my profile; just click the link)Ich studiere die Geschichte der Polen in Deutschland. Gibt es hier Polen, die jetzt in Deutschland wohnen? Oder gibt es hier Leute, die in direkter Linie von Polen, z.B. Ruhrpolen, abstammen?P.S. Sorry for the crappy German--that's what happens when you haven't been in a German classroom for 3 months. =P
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,862 15 Jul 2009 / #10Klose!I herewith dispute Klose as he lacks the needed -"ski" in his name..so there! ;)
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,862 15 Jul 2009 / #12....I think in Germany they have. There are so many of them here. :)
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,862 15 Jul 2009 / #14You could claim german citizenship...many russian-germans did it...they had not much more connection!
Torq 15 Jul 2009 / #15You could claim german citizenship...Why? Does your national team need a defender? Are Arne Friedrich and Philipp Lahm injured?Hey - no problem, but if we play against Poland I'm going to score an own goal ;)
kitty_the_kat - | 30 15 Jul 2009 / #16You could claim german citizenship...many russian-germans did it...they had not much more connection!Lol, I heard about that. Even once read an article that claimed "Germany will soon speak Russian" ( news.mail.ru/politics/2289528 I'm not studying the Russians, though. ;)
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,862 15 Jul 2009 / #17Interesting article, thanks!(Once I did shove it through the google translator...)More russian-germans than turks?At least one good news in the end...(I expect some Arshavins for the Mannschaft soon!)
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,862 15 Jul 2009 / #19Quite the contrary....I prefer Europeans, doesn't matter where from. They can come anytime..(No...Turks aren't Europeans!)
Filios1 8 | 1,336 15 Jul 2009 / #20doesn't matter where from:)Thank you, I was planning a trip to Germany sometime, but I still had not received permission from you.
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,862 15 Jul 2009 / #21Well...enjoy your beer, just take care you are not becoming germanized (as Crowie would say)!
Filios1 8 | 1,336 15 Jul 2009 / #22Well...enjoy your beerHow about the frauleins serving me this beer? :)
Filios1 8 | 1,336 15 Jul 2009 / #24Enjoy them tooYou know, for as much as I will get called out for this on a Polish forum, I consider German women to be very attractive :) Must be the Slavic influence over the ages, ja ja :)
Piorun - | 658 15 Jul 2009 / #25I herewith dispute Klose as he lacks the needed -"ski" in his name..so there! ;)I lack the -ski in my name as well, but I'm sure as hell not German. :-)
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,862 15 Jul 2009 / #28Ja okay...just joking.. ...okay...now back to Kitty's question! :)
kitty_the_kat - | 30 15 Jul 2009 / #29Any -czak's here? ;)....okay...now back to Kitty's question! :)Yes, you have strayed long enough, gentlemen. :P
