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Silesian weavers were skilled textile workers primarily from the Silesia region, which is now part of Poland and the Czech Republic. They gained prominence in the 19th century for producing high-quality cloth and textiles, often working in harsh conditions. The Silesian Weavers' Uprising in 1844 highlighted their struggles against poor wages and working conditions, reflecting the broader issues of industrial labor during that era. Their legacy is an important part of the history of industrialization in Central Europe.
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When did Silesian Air end?
Silesian Air ended in 2005.
When was Silesian Air created?
Silesian Air was created in 2001.
When was Silesian Stadium created?
Silesian Stadium was created in 1956.
When was Silesian Museum created?
Silesian Museum was created in 1929.
What is the population of Silesian Voivodeship?
Silesian Voivodeship's population is 4,676,983.
When was Silesian Theatre created?
Silesian Theatre was created in 1907.
When was Silesian Philharmonic created?
Silesian Philharmonic was created in 1945.
When was Silesian Wikipedia created?
Silesian Wikipedia was created in 2008.
When did Silesian Offensive happen?
Silesian Offensive happened in 1914.
When was Silesian-American Corporation created?
Silesian-American Corporation was created in 1926.
What is the area of Silesian Voivodeship?
The area of Silesian Voivodeship is 12,334 square kilometers.
When did Silesian Chess Congress end?
Silesian Chess Congress ended in 1939.
