Wasserpolack
People living in Silesia who spoke Silesian (a Polish dialect with many German and Czech elements)
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Wasserpolack
People living in Silesia who spoke Silesian (a Polish dialect with many German and Czech elements)
Wasserpolack (plural: Wasserpolacken, Wasserpolen) or Wasserpolak ("Water-Pole") was a pejorative term used for residents of Silesia, who spoke Silesian, which has been described as either one of the Slavic languages or a dialect of Polish., made by the Germans, similar to the term, "Hanys," Made by the Poles.
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Wasserpolack (plural: Wasserpolacken, Wasserpolen) or Wasserpolak ("Water-Pole") was a pejorative term used for residents of Silesia, who spoke Silesian, which has been described as either one of the Slavic languages or a dialect of Polish., made by the Germans, similar to the term, "Hanys," Made by the Poles.
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