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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › SorbsSorbs - Wikipedia

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   In the German-ruled parts, Sorbs were ousted from guilds, the Sorbian language was banned and German colonisation and Germanisation policies were enacted. [35] From the 11th to the 15th century, agriculture in Lusatia developed and colonization by Frankish, Flemish and Saxon settlers intensified.

2. www.bbc.com › travel › articleSorbs: The ethnic minority inside Germany - BBC

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   16. Juni 2021 · The Sorbs are a Slavic ethnic minority that have lived in modern-day Germany for roughly 1,500 years (Credit: Sean Galliup/Getty Images) Today there are an estimated 60,000 Sorbs in...

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4. info.sorben.com › gb › die-sorbenThe Sorbs in Germany - Sorbian cultural information - "Wutrobnje...

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   The Sorbs are the smallest Slavic people – they number around 60,000. Their ancestors are Slavic tribes who, in the course of the migration of peoples, settled the land between the Oder and Elbe/Saale, between the Baltic Sea and the German low mountain ranges more than 1400 years ago.

5. minorityrights.org › communities › sorbsSorbs in Germany - Minority Rights Group

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   The Sorbian people (Sorbisches Volk / Serbski lud) is the official designation of the Sorbian community in Germany. Sorbs are the smallest Slavic ethnic group and are concentrated in the region known as Lusatia, administratively divided between the Federal States of Saxony (Upper Lusatia) and Brandenburg (Lower Lusatia).

6. www.sorabicon.deSorabicon | Das Sorbische Wissensportal

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   Das Portal ist im Kontext des von 2016 bis 2019 am Sorbischen Institut und der TU Dresden angesiedelten Projekts „Sorbenwissen“ entstanden.

7. language-diversity.eu › en › blogWho are the Sorbs? And where is Sorbian being spoken?

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   21. Aug. 2013 · The Sorbs (Upper Sorbian: Serbja, Lower Sorbian: Serby, in German: Sorben or also Wenden) are the smallest West-Slavic nation. They are recognised as national autochthonous minority in Germany. The area of settlement of the Sorbs – the region of Lusatia – stretches from Upper Lusatia in Saxony to Middle and Northern Lusatia in ...

8. www.britannica.com › topic › SorbSorb | Slavic People, Paganism & Christianity | Britannica

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   Sorb, any member of a Slavic minority living in eastern Germany. The Sorbs are concentrated in the Spree River valley, in the area of Bautzen (Budyšin) and Cottbus. This area was part of the traditional region of Lusatia ( q.v. ), whose history is intimately bound up with the Sorbs.