Silesia

Czech Republic

  • שלעזיעYiddish
  • שלזיהHebrew
  • ŚląskPolish
  • СілезіяUkrainian
  • СилезияRussian
  • Сілезіяbe
  • SchlesienGerman
  • SziléziaHungarian
  • SileziaRomanian
  • SilezijaLithuanian
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Summary

region of Central Europe now located mostly in Poland, with small parts in the Czech Republic and Germany

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Administrative Units

UnitStatePeriodSource
Bohemia / MoraviaAustrian Empire (Cisleithania)1526 – 1918Wikidata (country heuristic)