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Oder-Neisse Line

Oder-Neisse Line proper noun: the modern border between Germany and Poland, decreed by the Allies in 1945 and definitely settled upon in 1990, which follows the Lusatian Neisse and Oder rivers (up to a point south of Stettin, then continuing some 50 km over land to Nowe Warpno Lake, and meeting the Baltic Sea just west of Świnoujście).

Proper noun

the Oder-Neisse Line

  1. The modern border between Germany and Poland, decreed by the Allies in 1945 and definitely settled upon in 1990, which follows the Lusatian Neisse and Oder rivers (up to a point south of Stettin, then continuing some 50 km over land to Nowe Warpno Lake, and meeting the Baltic Sea just west of Świnoujście).

Questions about Oder-Neisse Line

What does Oder-Neisse Line mean?
Oder-Neisse Line means the modern border between Germany and Poland, decreed by the Allies in 1945 and definitely settled upon in 1990, which follows the Lusatian Neisse and Oder rivers (up to a point south of Stettin, then continuing some 50 km over land to Nowe Warpno Lake, and meeting the Baltic Sea just west of Świnoujście).
What part of speech is Oder-Neisse Line?
Oder-Neisse Line is a proper noun.

Words near Oder-Neisse Line in the dictionary

  1. Odenthals
  2. Odenville
  3. odeon
  4. odeons
  5. Oder
  6. Oder-Neisse Line
  7. odes
  8. Odesa
  9. Odesan
  10. Odesans
  11. Odesite

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