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Ethnic Germans.
Most, but by no means all, of these people were ethnic Germans.
Many ethnic Germans lived there.
By the beginning of World War II,Argentina had a significant population of ethnic Germans.
They were ethnic Germans of the Lutheran faith.
German law comes into force in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania,but are only applied to ethnic Germans.
It had 30,000 members, both ethnic Germans and Lithuanians, about 21% of the total population.
In March of 1939 Hitler destroyed Czechoslovakia as a state,thus removing any illusions that his goals were limited to ethnic Germans.".
In addition, over 450,000 ethnic Germans from Ukraine and more than 200,000 Crimean Tatars were victims of forced deportations.
They are split into three groups, from largest to smallest: Russian-speaking ethnic Germans(Aussiedler), ethnic Russians, and Jews.
Festively decorated tram with ethnic Germans dressed in national costumes will arrive from Lustdorf to Starosennaya Square at 10:30.
When the Germans started their retreat, many Mennonite families returned to Germany,where they were accepted as Volksdeutsche(ethnic Germans).
In addition, over 450,000 ethnic Germans from Ukraine and more than 200,000 Crimean Tatars were victims of forced deportations.
After a short fight with German Austrian provisional units, the current border was established,which mostly followed the ethnic-linguistic division between Slovenes and ethnic Germans.
Apart from Ukrainians, over 450,000 ethnic Germans from Ukraine and more than 200,000 Crimean Tatars were victims of forced deportations.
We finally reached Bogdanovka[In Bogdanovka all Jews in the ghetto were shot, by the Romanian gendarmerie, the Ukrainian police, and Sonderkommando R,made up of Volksdeutsche(local ethnic Germans)].
Streeck was born"just outside Münster", the son of refugees- ethnic Germans from eastern Europe displaced by the end of the Second World War.
On April 16, 1920, ethnic Germans from the Banat sent a request to the Paris Peace Conference asking for the re-establishment of the Republic under the name of the Republic of Banatia.
In 1945-1950, a series of expulsions happened, in which up to 16 million ethnic Germans were forced to leave their homes and resettle in post-war Germany.
Between 15,000 and 20,000 Ethnic Germans live in South Jutland, of whom roughly 8,000 use either the standard German or the Schleswigsch variety of West Low German in daily communications.
Less noticeable, but no less dramatic, is the situation around the ethnic Germans, Czechs, Hungarians, and other ethnic minorities living in Ukraine.
Most of the local middle and upper classes- the landowners, businessmen, factory owners, local government, police and Catholic clergy-were ethnic Germans.
At the time, around 936,000 ethnic Germans were living in Kazakhstan, as the republic's third-largest ethnic group.
In 1945-1950, a series of expulsions and fleeings happened,in which up to 16 million ethnic Germans were forced to leave their homes in Poland and resettle in post-war Germany.
Not all ethnic Germans lived in isolated and well-defined areas; for historical reasons, Czechs and Germans mixed in many places and at least a partial knowledge of the second language was quite common.
By the end of 1943 about a quarter of the SS were ethnic Germans from across Europe, and by June 1944, half the Waffen-SS were foreign nationals.
Then, over 12 million people, many ethnic Germans from Poland, Czechoslovakia, and other Eastern European countries were either expelled from their homelands or fled to Germany as the Communists filled the political vacuum left by the Nazis.
In Soviet times,Kazakhstan was the place of imprisonment and exile of many repressed(ethnic Germans, Western Ukrainians, Poles, etc.), among whom was a significant proportion of Catholics.
All in all, about 12 million ethnic Germans were evicted from former German territories and more than 5 million Germans were deported from Poland itself.
Then it was able to fuel the Nazi drive to“protect” ethnic Germans in neighbouring countries, and to permit the building of concentration camps and gas chambers.