Bratwurst Boy
12 Aug 2023
History / Did Poles living in Germany support Hitler's rise to power before World War II? [161]
Heh:)
There are studies!
file:///C:/!MY%20STUFF/!MY%20DOWNLOADS/Dr%C3%A4ger-Schmuck2009.pdf
...it begins with page 328:
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3.1 Slavonic names in Germany
According to Naumann (2007), 15% of surnames in his data are Slavonic in origin. This fact is a
result of the long language contact between German and West Slavonic languages, especially
Polish and Czech. ....
There is even a graphic showing the most -ski's in Germany! Especially East-Germany is fairly dark with -ski's...."Gerpolia", heh:)
Heh:)
There are studies!
file:///C:/!MY%20STUFF/!MY%20DOWNLOADS/Dr%C3%A4ger-Schmuck2009.pdf
...it begins with page 328:
....
3.1 Slavonic names in Germany
According to Naumann (2007), 15% of surnames in his data are Slavonic in origin. This fact is a
result of the long language contact between German and West Slavonic languages, especially
Polish and Czech. ....
There is even a graphic showing the most -ski's in Germany! Especially East-Germany is fairly dark with -ski's...."Gerpolia", heh:)

