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The Bund der Danziger ("Association of Danzigers") is an organization of German refugees from Danzig expelled from their homes after World War II^[1]. The organization was founded in 1946.

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^ "Bund der Danziger e.V. - Geschäftsstelle Lübeck". www.danziger.info. Retrieved 2024-08-11.

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