User talk:70.133.71.150

Please stop accusing others of adding false information, untruths and POV-pushing in your edit summaries. Please also stop adding unreferenced info and start using talk pages to discuss controversial issues. Your current edits are disruptive and if you don't change your approach you may be blocked from editing the project.-- _{Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus | talk}  15:12, 14 February 2007 (UTC)

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I do not wish to be on the list of people harrassed by you: [1] - Thank you.

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In answer to the removal of notice of propaganda and re-adding of incorrect statement:

Wojciech Korfanty article, removals: [2], [3], [4] , Propaganda:

The collapse of the German Empire at the end of World War I in 1918 resulted in the restoration of an independent Polish state, which had not existed since 1795. In a Reichstag speech on October 25, 1918, Korfanty demanded that the Prussian provinces West Prussia (including Ermeland and the city of Gdańsk (then Danzig), Poznań (Posen), and parts of the provinces East Prussia (Masuria) and Silesia (Upper Silesia), all of which had been parts of Poland until 1795. After this date the inhabitants of these areas were under the pressure of germanization for years.

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First of all, there is something missing- the sentence(s) make no sense. And the part about 'all having been parts of Poland until 1795', was re-entered not only once, but several times.

The disqualifying sentence with the reference map of Silesia in Germany in the 1600s This type of propaganda is not backed up by facts, because all of Silesia was located in Magna Germania and for many centuries was a part of the Holy Roman Empire (see map in 1600s [5]) ) was also removed.

Those are deliberate removals to fit the sentence, 'that all this was part of Poland until 1795'

all this was part of Poland until 1795 is not true.

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Here are some facts:

All Silesia is situated entirely in Magna Germania territory .

Silesia territory was part of the Holy Roman Empire by 900 AD (as lien to Moravian, Bohemian dukes). It was conquered by Boleslaw I Chrobry, a duke of the western Polans, who pledged allegiance to the Holy Roman Empire. The eastern Polans came from the Dnjpr area further west into Germania and are thus named western Polans.

[6] page 16, Silesia (later called Upper and Lower Silesia as part of Holy Roman Empire under Lothar

[7] Silesia as a separate state connected to Bohemia (king-only), a state of the Holy Roman Empire –Germany

[8] At time of emperor Ferdinand- an individual state of Silesia, under the king of Bohemia- not the state of Bohemia-

[9] Map of Poland in 992

[10] Polands’ conquests while under Holy Roman Empire lien

[11] W Grodeccio Map – 1579 AD Poland pink in center

• Surrounded counter clockwise by:
• Pomerania (yellow)
• Mark Brandenburg (beige)
• Silesia (yellow)
• Hungary (yellow) next Volhinia (beige)
• Masovia (yellow) (Lithuania inland, (small pink triangle) - Dobrin Land)
• Both Prussias (green) western Prussia w Danzig and eastern Prussia
• Samogitia and Livonia (green)

Silesia was located in Magna Germania and for many centuries was a part of the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation (see map in 1600s [12])

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