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Macedonians in Poland : ウィキペディア英語版
Macedonians in Poland

Macedonians (in (ポーランド語:Macedończycy)) of Poland form small minority and they are mainly concentrated in Southern and Central Poland. Most of the Macedonians of Poland originate from the Child Refugees of the Greek Civil War. Estimates put the number of Macedonian refuges settled in Poland at 11,458. Many Macedonians immigrated to Poland after the Breakup of Yugoslavia.
==History==
A large group of refugees of around 10,000 found their way to the Lower Silesia area in Poland after the Greek Civil War. This group included both Greeks and Macedonians. There is a mention of 5,000 Macedonian speakers in 1970.〔in: Harald Haarmann, ''Soziologie und Politik der Sprachen Europa'', Munich, Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, wissenschaftliche Reihe 4161, 1975, 436 p.〕
The refugees from Greece after the Greek Civil War belonged to different ethnicities, including half reportedly of Macedonian ethnicity and speaking the Macedonian language. According to Alfred F. Majewicz and Tomasz Wicherkiewicz

Polish administration supported the Greek refugees in Poland in forcible Hellenization of personal names of Aegean Macedonians, representatives of whom came to Poland together with the Greeks. (...) Polish authorities in close cooperation with the Organization of Political Refugees from Greece imposed limitations upon the schooling for Macedonians and successfully prevented them from creating their own organization which could be finally founded and officially recognized as late as 1989. There were also obstacles in access to literature in Macedonian and the Macedonian version of the Greek-language paper Dimokratis ceased to appear in the 1960s.

Many Greeks decided to return to Greece after the 1982 Amnesty Law allowed their return, whereas a large proportion of Slavomacedonians ended up leaving Poland, for the Socialist Republic of Macedonia. A book about the Slavomacedonian Children in Poland ((マケドニア語:Македонските деца во Полска)) was published in Skopje in 1987. Another book, "The Political refugees from Greece in Poland 1948 - 1975" ''((ポーランド語:Uchodźcy Polityczni z Grecji w Polsce; 1948 - 1975))'' has also been published. In 1989 the "Association of Macedonians in Poland" ''((ポーランド語:Towarzystwo Macedończyków w Polsce), (マケドニア語:Друштво на Македонците во Полска))'' was founded in order to lobby the Greek government to allow the free return of civil war refugee children to Greece.

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