West Prussia [SEP] dissolved or abolished
figures), but many of them were counted as Catholic Germans by Prussian census clerks.
History Dissolution.
In 1910, ethnic Poles were between 36% and 43% of West Prussia's populace. After the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, most of pre-war West Prussia's territory (62%) was granted to the Second Polish Republic or the Free City of Danzig (8% of territory), while parts in the west (18% of territory) and east (12% of territory) of
with that name as the cause for the change. The Prussian government had already been abolished by Hitler in 1934. Part of the former territory of Prussia was no longer even populated by Germans, as it became part of Poland after most Germans had been forcibly relocated westward, while the rest of the territory of Prussia was divided among other German Länder.
Law no. 57 (30 August 1947) dissolved all German insurance companies that were connected with the German Labor Front, established on 1 May 1933.
Operation Expulsion of