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Duchy of Silesia ended in 1918.

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Silesia Province ended in 1941.

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Silesia Province was created in 1815.

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New Silesia ended in 1807.

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New Silesia was created in 1795.

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Silesia Rebels was created in 2006.

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Beatrice of Silesia was born in 1290.

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Beatrice of Silesia died in 1322.

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The population of Czech Silesia is 1,000,000.

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Austrian Silesia ended in 1918.

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Austrian Silesia was created in 1742.

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Hedwig of Silesia was born in 1174.

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Duchy of Silesia was created in 1163.

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Hedwig of Silesia died on 1243-10-15.

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Silesia City Center was created in 2005.

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Medical University of Silesia was created in 1948.

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University of Silesia was created on 1968-06-08.

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The population of Metropolitan Association of Upper Silesia is 1,978,479.

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Independent Operational Group Silesia ended in 1938.

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Independent Operational Group Silesia was created in 1938.

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The area of Metropolitan Association of Upper Silesia is 1,218 square kilometers.

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Polish Military Organization of Upper Silesia was created in 1919.

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Silesia is located in Poland, Germany, and the Czech republic. Inhabitands speak the languages of their 3 respective countries.

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Silesia lies in South of Poland, it's capital is Katowice. It used to belong to

Germany but it doesn't anymoe.

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Silesia is a historical region of Central Europe located mostly in present-day Poland, with parts in the Czech Republic and Germany.

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Fredrick the Great

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Silesia is a where not a who. It's a region in central Europe that on modern day maps would be mostly in SW Poland with small parts in Germany and Czech Republic.

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German probably from Silesia

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Arthur P. Coleman has written:

'The Melaphyres of Lower Silesia'

'The Melaphyres of Lower Silesia' -- subject(s): Accessible book

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Lower Silesia (now Rogoźnica, Poland)

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kattowitz,upper silesia

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Germany (Prussia/Silesia).

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The German surname Held originated in Silesia.

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Silesia(Poland) and Czech Republic

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He had demanded Maria Theresa to cede the territory to Prussia in exchange for the recognition of the Pragmatic Sanction that gave Maria Theresa control of the Hapsburg dominions. When she refused, he invade Silesia.

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This German "habitational surname" is based upon the name of an existing place: Radeck was a castle in Oppel, in Silesia. However, the surname is found in the very ancient records Switzerland.

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A bushy low growing tree with white spring flowers

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Alfons Teuber has written:

'Silesia in pictures'

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Bonhoeffer was born in Breslau, Silesia, and moved to Berlin when he was six.

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"Zolik" in Czech is joker. It is also a card game very popular in the silesia region.

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The proud German surname of Kuntz is first found in Bohemia and Silesia.

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Silesia, today mostly within Poland.

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Peter Petran was born on February 9, 1912, in Silesia, Germany.

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