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Temat na forum 'Immigration Poland - Polska' rozpoczęty przez francophile, Październik 4, 2011.

  1. francophile

    francophile Member

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    Hi all,
    I am curious to know if being listed on the Volkesliste as a Volksdeutche before 1945 resulted in loss of Polish citizenship. Many Polish people were coerced into accepting Volkesdeutsche status, for example through family ties such as being married to a German person. I understand from the Wikipedia entry that being a Volkesdeutsche did not mean that a person officially had German citizenship. I wonder how Volkesdeutsche status affected Polish citizenship if at all.
    If anyone has any information on this it would be great.
     
    #1 francophile, Październik 4, 2011
  2. francophile

    francophile Member

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    Just to clarify. I am speaking of Polish people who joined the Volkesliste, and what effect this would have on their Polish citizenship.
    I know that most Volksdeutsche were ethnic Germans living outside Germany
     
    #2 francophile, Październik 5, 2011
  3. gjene

    gjene Well-Known Member

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    Can you elaborate a bit more. From what I understand of the question being posed, was what effect did being on the list have to do with the retention or loss of citizenship from Poland. I think the poster was aware that those on the list were of German heritage as was my grandfather. But as far as I am aware he never lost his Polish citizenship. I do have a access to a document that calls into question the validity of the citizenship, but does not state that he lost it.
     
    #3 gjene, Sierpień 28, 2012
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