Hmm, the user is continuing the topic of demographic statistics related to Polish history. Previously, he asked about the percentages of various anthropological types and the pre-war population. Now he's interested in the number of repatriates in Poland as a whole. This question has a clear, numerical nature
Hmm, the user is continuing the topic of demographic statistics related to Polish history. Previously, he asked about the percentages of various anthropological types and the pre-war population. Now he's interested in the number of repatriates in Poland as a whole. This question has a clear, numerical nature. I need to find numerical data in the search results regarding the number of people who came to Poland after World War II as part of the repatriation program. It would be best if I could provide a total number, broken down by main migration direction. I'm reviewing the available results. One of the educational materials provides a key summary figure: 2,207,716 people immigrated from the East, approximately 1,949,000 Poles from the West, plus 298,500 economic returnees and 8,000 from outside Europe. This adds up to a total of approximately 4.46 million people. These figures are provided in a source from a government educational platform, which lends credibility. I also ha...