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English: Bielsko-Biała German language island before WW2 (blue line), with some possible Walddeutsche settlements from the middle ages and later. The red line is the border between Silesia and Lesser Poland since the early 16th. Modern Bielsko-Biała borders in pink.
Based on File:GermanHamletsSince15th.jpg and de:Liste mittelalterlicher Walddeutscher Siedlungen and [1], also: Robert Mrózek, Nazwy miejscowe Śląska Cieszyńskiego, 1984, and others. It is important to note that many of the mentions in German or Latin (which could indicate mixed population) were ephemeral or with only a singular occurence among numerous Slavic/Polish mentions [maybe because the scribe in Auschwitz/Oświęcim was German at the moment, or the ruler of a Slavic village was a German nobleman]. The Kurt Lück's map from 1934 was obviously exaggerated.Polski: Bielska wyspa językowa przed wojną (linia niebieska), plus możliwe osady niemieckie lub (częściej) mieszane ze średniowiecza i późniejsze (po stronie śląskiej była np. kolejna fala osadnictwa niemieckiego w 3 ćwierci XV wieku na obszarze osadnictwa słowiańskiego). Linia czerwona to granica polsko-śląska po nabyciu księstwa oświęcimskiego przez Polskę. Na rużowo granice Bielska-Białej.
Źródła: File:GermanHamletsSince15th.jpg, de:Liste mittelalterlicher Walddeutscher Siedlungen i [2], też: Robert Mrózek, Nazwy miejscowe Śląska Cieszyńskiego, 1984, i inne. Trzeba zauważyć, że często jedynym źródłem o narodowości mieszkańców wsi jest zapis nazwy, konsekwentne używanie niemieckiej nazwy w źródłach sugeruje osadnictwo niemieckie, mieszane lub łacińskie osadnictwo mieszane, większość z nazw niemieckich na wschód od Bielska były efemeryczne, często jednorazowe, co równie dobrze mogło być przez niemieckiego skrybę w Oświęcimiu, albo właścicielem był akurat Niemiec, choć w obu przypadkach mieszkańcy mogli być polscy. Mapa Karta Lücka z 1934 jest oczywiście przesadzona. |
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