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- not hold German citizenship." The term is the nominalised plural of volksdeutsch, with Volksdeutsche denoting a singular female, and Volksdeutscher, a...
- had all of its ****ets confiscated by the new regime (including those volksdeutsch who joined the Partisans) and the volksdeutsche were placed into camps...
- them. Poles were evicted within months and the property taken over by a Volksdeutsch Alfred Krinke from Selbstschutz. In 1942 the manor house was appropriated...
- considered candidates for Germanisation. In addition, there were 63,000 Volksdeutsch in the General Government. Martin Broszat cited a do****ent with different...
- a friend forced to work at the gas chambers, secretly delivered by a Volksdeutsch guard. He then joined the camp's underground committee of Polish Jews...
- was an ethnic Pole and his mother was an ethnic German (later termed Volksdeutsch in **** Germany). He studied at the Saint Petersburg Polytechnical University...
- as leader. Sima was close to SS Volksgruppenführer Andreas Schmidt, a volksdeutsch (ethnic German) from Romania, and through him become close to Schmidt's...
- Germans (Wolgadeutsche). The key problem with the terms reichsdeutsch, volksdeutsch, deutschstämmig (of German descent, as to citizenship or ethnicity),...
- being caught in a "pincer" between Germany's Drang nach Osten and the Volksdeutsch communities to the east, while denying charges of having exploited the...
- allocating confiscated land, property and managing the affairs of the Volksdeutsch in all other areas of occupied Eastern Europe. VOMI, which was an office...