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To: lizol

"many Poles, who were born on territories, that used to be German before WW2, and now belong to Poland. And - as far as I know - it's quite easy for them to get a German passport"

Are they ethnic Poles or are they Poles of German ethnicity? Its pretty easy if they are the later - many Volksdeutsche from all Eastern countries have and continue to migrate to Germnay; I wasnt aware of it being possible for Poles from former German lands to. Unless I guess they were Poles who were formerly German nationals in the pre-WWII days? There are quite a few of those still around I guess.


52 posted on 03/28/2005 11:18:20 AM PST by free_european
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To: free_european
"I guess they were Poles who were formerly German nationals in the pre-WWII days"

Nationals or citizens, or their heirs. Volksdeutche's too, probably.
53 posted on 03/28/2005 11:28:56 AM PST by lizol
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