User:Wolfgang Wilde

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Poles


secular minorities.
Related ethnic groups
West Slavs
vla-1This user is a novice viola player.
clar-2This user is an intermediate clarinetist.
org-1This user is a novice organist.
vln-2This user is an intermediate violinist.
bsn-3This user is an advanced bassoonist.
pno-2This user is an intermediate pianist.

I am currently working on non-existing composer and musician pages. If you would like to help I would be very thankful.

--Wolfgang Wilde 15:21, 14 October 2006 (UTC)

Articles that need help: Michel de la Barre

  1. ^ This estimate includes people of non-primary ethnic origin. Source to be provided.
  2. ^ Excel spreadsheet from Polish Central Statistical Office
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    by the US Census Bureau estimates 9,385,233 people claiming Polish ancestry.
  4. ^ [1]
  5. List of Canadians by ethnicity
  6. ^ Poles in the UK
  7. ^ Poles in Argentina
  8. ^ Poles in Belarus
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  10. ^ 1.5 million people in Germany have a connection to the Polish language, culture and their family in Poland. Only 330,000 people in Germany has not the german citizenship (2005) [2].
  11. ^ Poles in Lithuania
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  13. ^ Poles in Ukraine
  14. ^ Poles in Russia
  15. ^ Poles in Ireland
  16. ^ CIA World Factbook
  17. ^ > http://wtd.vlada.cz/files/rvk/rnm/zprava_mensiny_2001_en.pdf. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  18. ^ Poles in Italy
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  21. ^ "Poles in Austria" (PDF).
  22. ^ [5]
  23. ^ [6]
  24. ^ Poles around the World (>polonia > statystyka)
  25. Pentecostal, and the Polish Catholic Church
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