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Bookmark or Share- Kashubians - WikipediaKashubians are a Western Slavic people living on the shores of the Baltic Sea. Kashubians have their own unique language, history, culture and traditions.
- The Kashubians – Poland’s Unknown Minority - Wild EastThe Kashubians (Kashubian: Kaszëbi) are the descendants of Slavic tribes who settled in Pomerelia from the time of the Migration Period. Originally they lived in the entire northern area between the Oder and Vistula rivers.
- Kashubians - Encyclopedia.comThe people of Kashuby are the westernmost of the Northern Slavs, living today in north central Poland along the left bank of the lower Vistula and along the coast to the west of Gdansk. Their language has two dialects, both heavily Germanized: Kashubian proper, and Slovincian.
- The Kashubians – Bambenek.orgSince the Kashubians have never governed themselves, it is more accurate to call them an ethnic group than a nationality. Over the years the Kashubians have been ruled by Germans, Poles, and even Swedes, all of whom dismissed them as farmers and fisherman.
- What's a Kashubian? | Kashubian Cultural Institute & Polish MuseumKashubians are a distinct ethnic group primarily residing in the northern area of Poland, along the coastline of the Baltic Sea, known as Kashubia. The history of the Kashubian region is closely interconnected with the larger region, Pomerania, spanning from northeastern Germany to northern Poland.
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