Zeitschrift Des Vereins FÃ1/4r Geschichte Und Alterthum Schlesiens, Volumes 35-36 [German]

Zeitschrift Des Vereins F 1/4r Geschichte Und Alterthum Schlesiens, Volumes 35-36 presents a detailed exploration of Silesian history and antiquities, compiled by the Verein F 1/4r Geschichte Und Alterthum Schlesiens and edited by Colmar Gr 1/4nhagen and Richard Roepell. This comprehensive journal offers insights into the region's past through scholarly articles, archaeological findings, and historical analyses.

Published in 1901, these volumes provide a valuable resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of Silesia. The articles cover a wide range of topics, shedding light on the historical events, social structures, and material culture that have shaped the region over centuries. With contributions from leading scholars of the time, this journal remains an essential reference for understanding Silesia's unique place in European history.

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