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This City Did Not Have Any Complex Towards Berlin, It Had Ambitions to Compete with the Biggest

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In pre-war Wrocław, Germans predominated, but Jews and Poles also played an important role, and Czechs appeared, says Sławomir Cisowski, historical consultant for the series "Breslau."
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This City Did Not Have Any Complex Towards Berlin, It Had Ambitions to Compete with the Biggest

In pre-war Wrocław, Germans predominated, but Jews and Poles also played an important role, and Czechs appeared, says Sławomir Cisowski, historical consultant for the series "Breslau."

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newsweek.pl broke the news in on Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
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