Zeitschrift Des Vereins FÃ1/4r Geschichte Und Alterthum Schlesiens, Volumes 26-35 [German]

Zeitschrift Des Vereins F 1/4r Geschichte Und Alterthum Schlesiens, Volumes 26-35 is a compilation of historical and archaeological research pertaining to the Silesia region, published by the "Verein f 1/4r Geschichte und Alterthum Schlesiens" (Association for History and Antiquity of Silesia). This collection of volumes offers a detailed look into the history, culture, and archaeology of Silesia, providing valuable insights into the region's past.

Authored by Colmar Gr 1/4nhagen, Richard Roepell, and the association itself, these volumes represent a significant contribution to the historical scholarship of Silesia. They serve as an important resource for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the rich heritage of this central European region. The articles delve into various aspects of Silesian history, from its ancient roots to more recent developments, making it an indispensable addition to any historical library.

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