Silesia

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1948-2015 Der Schlesier AKA The Silesian (newspaper)
1989 Die Deutschen Konservativen held a vast anti-communist rally at Molln, with a torchlit boat carrying flags of the 'lost provinces' (Silesia, East Prussia, Danzig, Sudetenland, Pomerania, etc.) attendees included a delegation from the UK's Western Goal
1989 Since the collapse of the Soviet Regime Upper Silesia has been the focal point of a campaign to rehabilite the German Wehrmacht by erecting unauthorized memorials to Germany's WW2 dead.
1990 The Junge Freiheit organized stunt with two planes after Germany's treaty with Poland was signed over Bonn "... and Silesia stays ours." This was paid for by Friedrich Wilhelm Christians
1993 Herbert Czaja demanded full autonomy for the Germans in Poland at a rally attended by 100,000 Silesians
1994 Alfred Dregger honorary member of CDUCSU that people from Silesia and the Sudetenland have a right to their homelands
1995 Kohl links Poland EU Entry to German Natioalist Demands
Boshoots arrested and deported from Silesia prompted calls from Lech Walesa to "obey the law" where Walesa said "If they want a war, they can have one."
Dziewkowice
German Agitation in Silesia
Gunther Boshoots
History of Silesia
Kadlub, Lower Silesian Voivodeship
Lower Silesia
Silesian Cultural Center