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603:(833–c. 907). Christiansen (1997) identified the following West Slav tribes in the 11th century from "the coastlands and hinterland from the aby of Kiel to the Vistula, including the islands of Fehmarn, Poel, Rügen, Usedom and Wollin", namely the
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are neither clear nor consistent in their ethnographic terminology, and whether "Wends" or "Veneti" refer to Slavic people, pre-Slavic people, or to a territory rather than a population, is a matter of scholarly debate.
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to be first independent Slavic state in history by taking
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2178:Belarusians
2085:Yury Osipov
2051:Yury Osipov
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814:Dadosesani
702:Nortabtrezi
655:In 845 the
625:assimilated
524:Ostsiedlung
436:Early Slavs
424:Czech lands
248:Catholicism
224:#Population
2959:West Slavs
2953:Categories
2785:Krashovani
2701:Bulgarians
2590:Sieradzans
2585:Sącz Lachs
2526:Kociewians
2452:Kashubians
2420:West Slavs
2389:Ukrainians
2365:Starozhily
2330:Kamchadals
2313:Doukhobors
2298:Podlashuks
2165:East Slavs
2105:2022-08-03
2071:2022-08-03
2041:in Sclauos
1943:2017-12-04
1896:2009-01-05
1845:Curta 1997
1833:Curta 1997
1821:Curta 1997
1809:Sedov 1953
1797:Curta 1997
1783: – c.
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1553:2022-08-03
1509:References
1493:East Slavs
1451:Population
1411:Kashubians
1229:Zirzipanen
1203:(Liutici)
983:Dadosesani
798:Besunzane
744:Hevellians
619:after the
458:Groß Raden
373:East Slavs
349:Kashubians
310:West Slavs
287:Irreligion
265:Kashubians
136:West Slavs
80:newspapers
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2602:Obotrites
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2028:17 August
2023:162269231
1758:cite book
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1436:Moravians
1431:Bohemians
1401:Obodrites
1396:Polabians
1391:Vistulans
1376:Silesians
1307:Moravians
1282:Pyritzans
1276:Velunzani
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1185:Travnjane
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1072:Golensizi
1067:Golensizi
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947:Sleenzane
934:Vistulans
901:Wolinians
896:Uelunzani
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643:Groupings
613:Polabians
609:Obodrites
572:merely a
400:Kashubian
371:than the
345:Silesians
269:Moravians
261:Silesians
163:Kashubian
110:June 2022
2901:Slovenes
2780:Janjevci
2765:Bunjevci
2669:Bosniaks
2595:Warmians
2474:Lechites
2340:Lipovans
2308:Russians
2293:Molokans
2210:Cossacks
2083:(2015).
1937:Archived
1890:Archived
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1462:See also
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1360:Lechitic
1286:Prissani
1240:Redarier
1219:Kyzziner
1211:Kessiner
1170:Warnower
1165:Wagrians
1124:Lendians
1103:Lechitic
1033:Lupiglaa
987:Thadesi
929:Uuislane
883:Prissani
878:Prissani
862:Thafnezi
849:Lendians
826:Glopeani
794:Phesnuzi
739:Hehfeldi
605:Wagrians
570:Sclavini
552:see also
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396:Silesian
388:Lechitic
242:Religion
181:Silesian
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2624:Slovaks
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2457:Gochans
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2345:Polekhs
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2278:Hutsuls
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831:Goplans
810:Thadesi
781:Milceni
690:no. of
673:Denmark
669:Germany
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471:In the
430:History
422:in the
416:Lusatia
412:Sorbian
341:Slovaks
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