Privislinsky Krai

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Privislinsky Krai was the official name of the Russian Empire’s Polish territories (Congress Poland) in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting their status as a western borderland province.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Privislinsky Krai canonical 2
Привислинский край 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative region
borderland
historical region
associatedWithEvent January Uprising aftermath
borderedBy Austro-Hungarian Empire
German Empire
capital Warsaw
containsCity Częstochowa
Kielce
Lublin
Płock
Radom
Siedlce
Suwałki
Warsaw
Łódź
containsRegion Masovia
linked to: Mazovia

parts of Lesser Poland
correspondsTo Congress Poland
country Russian Empire
dissolvedAsEntityAfter World War I
ethnicGroup Germans
Jews
Poles
Russians
governedAs set of guberniyas (provinces) of the Russian Empire
hasAlternativeName Vistula Land
hasHistoricalContext Russification of Polish territories
hasStatus western borderland province
historicalNameFor Kingdom of Poland (Congress Poland)
languageOfAdministration Russian
locatedIn Eastern Europe
Poland
majorLanguageSpoken Polish
namedAfter Vistula River
officialNameOf Russian Empire’s Polish territories
partOf Russian Empire
politicalStatus integral part of the Russian Empire
previousEntity Congress Poland
religionMajority Roman Catholicism
religionMinority Eastern Orthodoxy
Judaism
successorEntity Second Polish Republic
underSovereigntyOf Tsar of Russia
usedAsOfficialNameInPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
usedAsTermToEmphasize incorporation of Polish lands into Russian Empire

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Vistula Land historicalName Privislinsky Krai
Vistula Land hasOfficialName Privislinsky Krai
Vistula Land hasNameInRussian Привислинский край
linked to: Privislinsky Krai