01-13-16, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Raptor1
That map is of all of West Prussia, not just the area the Polish corridor was located in. Apparently in 1921 the population in the corridor was 81.2% Polish.
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In 1910, the Germans represented 43% of the population:
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According to Richard Blanke, an American historian of German descent[60][specify], 421,029 Germans were living in the area in 1910, making up 42.5% of the population.[61] Blanke has been criticised by Christian Raitz von Frentz, his book classified by him as part of a series on the subject that have an anti-Polish bias, additionally Blanke's views have been described by Polish professor A. Cienciala as sympathetic to Germany.[62] In addition to the military personnel included in the population census, a number of German civil servants and merchants were introduced to the area, which influenced the population mix, according to Andrzej Chwalba.[59] By 1921 the proportion of Germans had dropped to 18.8% (175,771). Over the next decade, the German population decreased by another 70,000 to a share of 9.6%.[63]
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish...raphic_reasons
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