History / Silesia occupation [49]

But wasn't there a referendum once already? Who would vote in the new referendum? Only the people living there now, or also the the people who were forced to move out? (not many still alive so maybe there children could vote?) After all if you have past family born in Silesia back to the 1700's or earlier, I think there should be some kind of rights for this. Not only german Silesian were force to move after the war but also germanized poles (and what is a germanized pole. 1/2 geramn 1/2 pole by marrage or a pole who learned to speak german?).

And Silesia is now in 3 parts by the way.

History / Silesia occupation [49]


Good point it is..but it is independed from France and England for the most part. And the true natives are gaining ground slowly.

Genealogy / Anyone live in this area (former Germany) -any info on birth records for the early 1900s [9]

Yes I know it was german but I think the town is still there and there must be a church. And I am sure i have the new name right.

Brzezia Laka, Wroclawski, Dolnoslaskie, Poland .. about 15km east of Wroclaw.

I am looking for records from 1890 to 1920. My great grandfather was a ranch forman in this area. And had about 10 kids who I am sure were born here but it would be nice to have records.

Genealogy / Anyone live in this area (former Germany) -any info on birth records for the early 1900s [9]


I am looking for info on Schikora born from 1890 to about 1910 in this area. I know them lived on a ranch near this town.

History / Silesia occupation [49]

A new pic

News / Far-right party organizes 'pro-Polish' march in Silesia [20]

The free Silesia idea must be growing if they now need to have marchs to prove to themselfs it is part of poland.
Maybe poland needs to apologize for how it treated the Silesia ppls it expelled. The one whos families lived there for hundreds of years.

History / Silesia occupation [49]

Such a nice little tune.
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History / Silesia occupation [49]

Interesting page: polandpoland.com/germany_poland_border.html

Genealogy / Surname: Krowiorz from Trembatschau (Trebaczow) / Sikora (Schikora?) [33]

We had an Old church book added in on My heritage.com Has names back to the 1600's now that link to Schikora and Krowiorz..the book was from Trembatschau.