Sources: Silesian political-status movements
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New census data reveal changes in Poland's ethnic and linguistic makeup (Notes from Poland, 13 April 2023) link
Reports the 2011 and 2021 Polish census figures for those declaring Silesian nationality, and the debate over the 2021 decline.
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Silesian Autonomy Movement (Wikipedia) link
Covers the Silesian Autonomy Movement's (RAŚ) founding in January 1990, formal registration in 2001, its programme (Silesian treasury, parliament, constitution and elected president), its shift since 2010 toward advocating a regionalised unitary Polish state, and its 2010 and 2014 regional assembly results.
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Silesian independence (Wikipedia) link
Confirms the revocation of Silesian Voivodeship autonomy on 7 May 1945.
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Silesian language (Wikipedia) link
Covers the exclusion of Silesians from Poland's 2005 Law on National and Ethnic Minorities, the 2012 regional-language legislative initiative that was not pursued, and the 2014 citizens' bill (140,000 signatures) rejected by the Sejm in October 2016, with further bills voted down in 2018 and 2020.
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Silesian Voivodeship (1920-1939) (Wikipedia) link
Gives the 15 July 1920 enactment of the Organic Statute of the Silesian Voivodeship, the Voivodeship's status as an autonomous province of the interwar Second Polish Republic, and its dissolution.
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