When will you Poles give back German land and the cities which you robbed?

No, our supposed to be Scottish King who took over the English thrown. King James 6th of Scotland, 1st of England.

Oh, didn't know he outlawed under pain of death. I knew he had a problem with it.

Interesting site: scottishhistory.com/articles/highlands/gaelic/gaelic_page1.html

Funny bit in first italicized paragraph, apparently in Scotland they spoke "Scottish or Teutonic"

Bloody Germans get everywhere. No wonder Scots rode with Teutons in northern crusades.

Hey, if you suggest that this war was started by Poles, I would strongly advise you to read more about history, even on Wikipedia. Your knowledge has serious lacks/leaks. :):):)


Excuse me, sir, but you have no right to call someone`s theory nonsense, if you have such serious lacks/leaks in your historical knowledge yourself. :):):)

I hope you accept this friendly advise without taking offence. :):):):)

In case you wanted to argue or sth, let me say that your theory about Gdańsk and Wrocław is as good as mine. I focused on "morality," you focused on "practicality."

Do you mean what I know? :):):)

Then he could be one of them:

it's england's fault. :)

what if someone can't have children?


Pawian could you give me the link to this gallery you've taken those photos from?

off to the gulag! ;) :D

There are only 3 photos but maybe names and links will help:
fotopolis.pl/index.php?n=6795

Don't make my get the horse whip out the broom closet yank :P ;)

Well as English and Scottish knights help the Teutonic Order make Prussia German, maybe there's a point there.

How do you people know that us from Silesia want to be part of Germany or Poland. Maybe we just want Silesia back. So we can just be ourself.

because you have a bunch of wanna be politician in front of the computers.

How about when Prussia, Austria partition old Polish-Lithuanian confederation?...Any lands seized from Poles then?...How far back shall we go?...All nonsense.

plebiscite

Can ex-Silesians vote too??? Heh:)

Crow would love that....Serbians in Serbia voting about Kosovo! :):):)

Unfortunately, Europe is already packed with states. There is no room for new ones.

I am really sorry because I understand your desire to live independently.

But....what language would you speak in Silesia if you managed to make it independent?

At this point in time would have to be Multilingual and then over time is own dialect would form again.
But first step is to rejoin the lands and bring the name Silesia back to the map.

How big is the movement right now? Is it growing?

one day some Serbian general would say to Slavs: `bon appetite!`

and Slavs would eat.

and there won`t be Germany.

this reminds me of Kosovo

Interesting video!

They are singing german!!! ;)

My greatparents spoke a silesian german dialect too...it died out with them sadly! :(

the un-funny thing is that is exactly how it went down originally so silesia was given to PL. starting world wars, cheating etc. just isn't working out for you guys. :)


french?

Hmmm...help me out here...is it about the Germans or the Silesians?
Or is it all the same to you???

Because they are German or pretend to be ones. The bald guy says: Mein Gott! No Pole says things like that, even heavily drunk! :):):):):)

yes


are Poles not germans.. "their" language is really just polish dialect.. just like lemko or góralski.

They are Silesians! Silesians had been a precious mix...Silesia was the most advanced country compared to the more agraraian east... heavily industrialized with good infrastructure.

The people had been a mix of Germans, Czechs, Poles...german work ethic prevailed...hence the success of Silesia before it fell to Poland and many Silesians got expelled.


Silesian is heavily german influenced (or it was). Mixed as the people had been. I understand if they feel different to the "ordinary" peasant Poles from further East....

Of course the whole silesian history and the german heritage was a "no no" for decades, a taboo in polish schools...but as I said before and the links I brought show that too...Poles re-discover their german heritage..so does Silesia! :)

they don't feel different at all.. their language is not german.. very much PLish dialect, like i said.. can you understand anything they said? click that silesia radio link.. can you understand any of the writing?


the funny thing is that now you're in denial.. the truth is:


that you're probably actually more polish then german.. sorry bud.. i know this news has to be hard for you to take.. but keep hanging around here, brother kraut, we'll change you into bigos yet. ;) :D :D

Since Million of real Silesians left and where substituted by eastern Poles and 50 years of skewed commie education I'm pleasantly surprised some still do remember....


Don't play daft...even in this thread I counted myself openly as german-silesian...descendants from real Silesians. That many parts of my family stem from several towns and villages in lower Silesia.

That doesn't make me polish even if you would wish it so...;)

You really seem to have a hard time accepting Silesians and Silesians past as what they were, why is that???

ok delph... so now because poles live there, the silesian language all of a sudden changed to polish dialect? niiice. lol it's that last statement of mine that got you worried, isn't it? ;) :D


not at all.. i see it for what it is. not some wishful thinking that it's more german then anything.. :)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silesia

Yes, everything what pointed to a non-polish history was scratched out of polish history books, out of polish life for decades.
The danger that Germans would have really have a claim to these lands could not be supported at all costs.
You are the product of this brainwashing.

Gladly...you are from yesterday and more and more people are interested in the true history! :)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silesian_language


Silesian became "polish" by force after 1945...that means the language and the land. It was not polish before, neither the language nor the land. It's called "polonization"!


Oh boy...just inform yourself better...it's all there in the open for you to read about silesian history!

Look what I found! :)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silesian_Wikipedia