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    Another river, Noteć/Netze, was an ethnic border (Polish-speaking to the south and east, German-speaking to the north and west) in early 1900s:

    Fragment from Jakob Spett's map (green = Polish-speaking majority):

    I highlighted the course of the Noteć/Netze river with thick blue line:



    ^^^
    It also became the political border between Poland-Germany after 1918 (Wieleń, Czarnków, Walkowice from the map above became border towns):

    Red line = pre-1939 Polish border (here it was along the Noteć River):



    Although if you go back to 1772 (before the Partitions), large areas to the north and to the west of the Netze were also parts of Poland at that time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peterski View Post
    Another river, Noteć/Netze, was an ethnic border (Polish-speaking to the south and east, German-speaking to the north and west) in early 1900s:

    Fragment from Jakob Spett's map (green = Polish-speaking majority):

    I highlighted the course of the Noteć/Netze river with thick blue line:



    ^^^
    It also became the political border between Poland-Germany after 1918 (Wieleń, Czarnków, Walkowice from the map above became border towns):

    Red line = pre-1939 Polish border (here it was along the Noteć River):



    Although if you go back to 1772 (before the Partitions), large areas to the north and to the west of the Netze were also parts of Poland at that time.
    Yes. Btw. Behle just east of Schönlanke is the place of the oldest known patrilinear ancestor of my ex-wife. He went to Czarnikau in 1811 and married a German girl, which was just 14 or 15 years old, in a catholic church, before they emigrated to Bessarabia in 1812. It makes the impression the parents were not involved... In Bessarabia they were only known as protestants. In 1811 also Behle was neatly within the napoleonic Duchy of Warsaw. In 1815 it became Prussia again.

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    the same winter up to Vistula river - coincidence? I don't think so

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    If it is then it has to be traced all the way to early middle ages period.

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