"Lower Silesia" meaning in All languages combined

See Lower Silesia on Wiktionary

Proper name [English]

Head templates: {{en-proper noun}} Lower Silesia
  1. A historical region of Central Europe, located primarily in Poland, but extending into Germany and the Czech Republic. Categories (place): Places in Germany, Places in Poland, Places in the Czech Republic Translations (Translations): Dolní Slezsko [neuter] (Czech), Niederschlesien [neuter] (German), Dolny Śląsk [masculine] (Polish)
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