The German–Polish Convention concerning Upper Silesia was signed in Geneva on 15 May 1922. It regulated consequences of partition, including economic matters and minority protection. The new border raised questions of citizenship, language and everyday life on both sides.
Sources for this passage
- Treaty of Versailles, Article 88 and Annex; editorial notes in FRUSFRUS: convention and minority regime notes; DHM final paragraph
- Die Teilung OberschlesiensFRUS: convention and minority regime notes; DHM final paragraph
Sources
- Die Teilung Oberschlesiens
Arnulf Scriba · Deutsches Historisches Museum / LeMO · 2014-09-02
- Treaty of Versailles, Article 88 and Annex; editorial notes in FRUS
Allied and Associated Powers; US Department of State editors · Office of the Historian, US Department of State · 1919 (treaty); 1947 (FRUS volume)
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