File:Oder-Neisse 1945.svg
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English: The map shows the Oder-Neisse-line, that is the border between Germany and Poland after world war 2. The map is made by user Adam Carr on english Wikipedia, [1], and he has given permission to have it uploaded on Commons. |
| Source | File:Oder-neisse-line border.gif |
| Author | Dove |
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| current | 03:50, 25 February 2009 | | 572 × 536 (528 KB) | Dove | Add numbers |
| 03:01, 25 February 2009 |  | 572 × 536 (521 KB) | Dove | {{Information |Description={{en:The map shows the Oder-Neisse-line, that is the border between Germany and Poland after world war 2. The map is made by user Adam Carr on english Wikipedia, [1], and he has given permission to have it uploaded on Commons.}} |
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