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There is no
generally accepted definition of
Indigenous peoples,
although in the 21st
century the
focus has been on self-identification,
cultural difference...
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autochthon, autochthonic, or
autochthonous in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Autochthon,
autochthons or
autochthonous may
refer to:
Autochthon (geology)...
- was to
determine whether they
would be
granted Polish citizenship as "
autochthons".
Before June 1, 1945, some 400,000
Germans managed to
cross the Oder...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Autochthon (Ancient Gr****: Αὐτόχθονα) was one of the ten sons of
Poseidon and
Cleito in Plato's myth of Atlantis. His name
means "sprung...
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political force), the term
autochthonism is
encountered for
Eastern European and
Central Asian nationalisms. "
Autochthonism" is
notorious especially in...
- In biogeography, a
native species is
indigenous to a
given region or
ecosystem if its
presence in that
region is the
result of only
local natural evolution...
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Creation of
inanimate elements,
Autochthon took pity on them.
Salvaging whatever it
could discern of
their prior selves,
Autochthon resurrected them – still...
- internally, also for East Germany,
these "
autochthons"
counted as Germans. Also, in 1951
those "
autochthons" who had
emphatically resisted verification...
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Poland until 1951. The
remaining former German citizens were
primarily autochthons, who were
allowed to stay in post-war
Poland after declaring Polish nationality...
- Lagoon. Historically, the area was po****ted by gatherer-hunter-fishermen
autochthons scattered in
small villages around the
Ndogo Lagoon and the
Yenzi Lake...
