Barzdorf, Silesia, German Empire

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Barzdorf, Silesia, German Empire was a village in the historical Silesian region of the German Empire, an area known for its mixed German-Polish heritage and shifting borders in Central Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
associatedLanguage German
Polish
countryDuringPeriod German Empire
governedBy Prussian provincial administration of Silesia
linked to: Prussian Silesia

authorities of the German Empire
hasCulturalHeritage mixed German-Polish heritage
hasHistoricalSignificance example of a Silesian village in the German Empire
historicalContext part of Silesia with German and Polish populations
historicalEra early 20th century
late 19th century
historicalStatus rural settlement
locatedIn Central Europe
German Empire
Silesia
locatedInHistoricalRegionWithShiftingBorders Central Europe
locatedOnContinent Europe
nameLanguage German
partOf Prussian Silesia
historical region of Silesia
regionKnownFor changing national borders
ethnically mixed population
wasUnderSovereigntyOf German Empire
Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia

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Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen birthPlace Barzdorf, Silesia, German Empire
Hans-Ulrich Rudel placeOfBirth Konradswaldau, Silesia, German Empire
linked to: Barzdorf, Silesia, German Empire
Joachim Prinz placeOfBirth Burkhardsdorf, Silesia, German Empire
linked to: Barzdorf, Silesia, German Empire