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31 March 2020 at 10:08 #20675

Jan Prosky
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Dear forum member @alfsigr!

Please do not treat it personally, ale in the nose of the paguli tak:

“How is not known to be the smoke.”
Abo Tak:
“You talk too much.”

And it wasn't an insult, but only an attempt to bring a pyszałk to the ground.

Regards

31 March 2020 at 11:41 #20676

Grzondziel
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“Sir, I have to admit that I do not really know what you mean ???”
What I mean, and without having any evidence, you insinuate you and “Prussian” The teacher deserved to treat him like that.
In the Internet era, it is not difficult to patop information about the past of Slask, Since the family message and personal experience are lacking.
My experience and family message showed me clearly: neither the Germans nor the Poles considered Slazakov as equal. It was always about the wealth of this country and the Slazans were only a drive of the drive. This is so patriotically idealized Silesian uprisings are the best example of this. Both parties financed fighters, provided weapons and military advice. And the Slazans? One brother was Polish and the other was a German and they fired at each other, because they believed this or other side. I pay attention and there were something isolated in Silesia. Poland attacked Soviet Russia, plebiscites and uprisings were made not only in Silesia, but also in Schlezwik, in Eastern and Western Prussia, Eupen, Alsace-Lotarine. Of course not out of patriotism. France and the United Kingdom were interested in the German state and they were behind these actions. To this day, it has not changed much: after the fall of the commune, it uses NATO Polish-Russian animosities, Certainly not for love for Poles.

31 March 2020 at 20:10 #20677

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To Jan Proki: Genau! In the nose Tyz Tak Godali …
To the thunder: reliable analysis , Nothing , Nothing ...
Do @borysa86 :
Quite possible (rather certainly) "I balance here a long open door" but I would like to draw you the attention of two files of the Opole archive . It is about the testament of Joseph Globisch's parents ( 45/1525/0/63/15446 ) and service assignment for the teacher ( 45/1191/0/25/95332 ) .
Generally, the wills are treasures of messages about ancestors. In particular then , when with a little luck they can contain so -called. Nachlassverzeichnis or a retail list of all the belongings of the deceased. Thus, we get accurate news about how our ancestors lived .
As for Josef Globisch's service assignment, of course I am not sure , that it concerns your ancestor. The more that he would already have it then 65 years. But on the other hand, the name agrees and it is about employment in Neustadt , that is, somehow Hajmat Globischa!
Such personal files of teachers deprived of work in this part G. Silesia that got into the Polish administration , They usually contain a lot of valuable information. In addition to the detailed biography (this gentleman already has) and a detailed questionnaire filled by the person concerned for Fürsorgeamt für Lehrkräfte at the Breslau regieung , You can often find attached school certificates and opinions from previous jobs .

1 April 2020 at 04:32 #20678

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“What I mean, I, without having any evidence, insinuate you and the "Prussian" teacher deserved to treat him like that.”

Mr. Grzondziel,
I am not saying that this teacher deserved such treatment but I do not exclude it.
I think, however, that you mean it more about it “Prussian” like a teacher.

“In the Internet era, it is not difficult to patop information about the past of Slask…”

You are right so please read a little.

“…Since the family message and personal experience are lacking.”
You don't know anything about me, so please do not draw conclusions.
As for the rest, I agree with the Lord. Regards

To Jan Proski
A drunken magpie, the heels close as it will take it to the ground and the ground that you’re better to make the.

1 April 2020 at 09:47 #20679

Jan Prosky
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Dear forum member @alfsigr,

First of all, calm down, Because something bad will really happen to you. It would be a big loss for our forum. Specialists / Professionals are very much needed and welcome here. Nevertheless, I have to pay you attention to the fact, that this is a genealogical forum, not a political-propaganda forum. "Tippers" and "agitators" do not have much to look for here.
By the way. If you could, then write in Polish. Your Silesian-Pisted is a horror and could be interpreted as your attempt to write the fiance of the original Sarmatians (Nobelpreis-Verdächtige Anmaßung!)

Speaking of today's date. If your entry has something to do with her, I have to tell you, that as Möchtegern - Witzbold, unfortunately, You still have to practice a lot. Maybe at the beginning in the nest “Falcon?”

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