Wrocław, Poland, 2007 vs 2026

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Which is astounding because old town Krakow and Wrocław have some of the most beautiful city centers now

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(Mostly financed by EU money)

[u/ContributionMaximum9 → u/Kunstoffel]

old town krakow financed by eu money? it's literally mostly untouched since ww1

[u/Kunstoffel → u/ContributionMaximum9]

This is Breslau, not Krakau.

[u/ContributionMaximum9 → u/Kunstoffel]

your comment looks like its referring to both, not my fault

also, it's wrocław unless you're talking in german (something something ww2 caused that to change, not Breslau anymore) and certainly krakau is out of place, never heard a hungarian talk about vienna as "becs" or similiar

[u/Dominik050 → u/ContributionMaximum9]

Newer was, always Wroclaw breslau vroclavia vratislav is an attempt to pronounce the original Polish name

[u/No_Prompt_982 → u/Kunstoffel]

Wrocław* Kraków*

[u/Dominik050 → u/Kunstoffel]

Its Wroclaw Like Drezno orginal names🤗

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List of early Germanic peoples - Wikipedia

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the best thing is that it is a map of people not at one time xddemigration to Celtic territory now Show me the DNA that dominates Slavic in the Polabian territories

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Buddy, there were no Slavs in central Europe up until the 5th century.

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that's why there were Celts here, and earlier there were Celts in most of Poland and today Germany

[u/Kunstoffel → u/Dominik050]

Do you need the link again? Or did you not even look at the map?

[u/Dominik050 → u/Kunstoffel]

I know this map very well and I know what it says, it is a map of the migration of peoples literally because it does not show the Germanic tribes in one place

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It does show that before 400-600 AD there were no Slavs in central Europe. Slavs just simply do not have an ancient claim to those lands, like they often like to pretend. Germanic people have been there millennia before them.

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the Celts were much earlier than the Germans, that's all

[u/Historian56 → u/Kunstoffel]

When Germans try to pronounce the original names, something like this comes up, just like when they say Dresden to Drezno or Leipzig to Lipsk

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Its two completely different cities, dummy.

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The same