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Various claims in Central and Eastern Europe during and following the Polish-Bolshevik War

• German claims area is based on the extent of the Greater Poland Uprising and the plebiscite areas in Silesia an East Prussia
• Lithuanian claims based on this map published by the official Lithuanian site, as well as information provided by w:User:DeirYassin
• Ukrainian claims based on declarations of the officials of the Western Ukrainian People's Republic from late 1918
• Czechoslovak claims based on the area conquered by Czechoslovakia in January of 1920

Take note that the claimed areas do not have anything in common with either actual control over the area nor with ethnic or cultural pattern in these areas
The map should be therefore treated as a historical curiosity only and not as a map of administrative or political division of the said areas. Actual borders are marked in black.

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