East Lusatian dialect
Eastern Lusatian | ||
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Spoken in |
Saxony around Görlitz and neighboring regions | |
Linguistic classification |
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The East Lusatian dialect is an East Central German dialect that is mainly spoken in the east of the Saxon Upper Lusatia . He belongs to the group of the Lausitz Silesian dialects.
history
Until 1945 the East Lusatian region swung across the historic border on the Queis between the Margraviate of Upper Lusatia and the Duchy of Silesia as far as Bunzlau . The Middle Silesian dialect is only used from Liegnitz onwards .
Well-known East Lusatian dialect poet
- Emil Barber (1857–1917; representative of the East Lusatian dialect)
- Fritz Bertram (1871–1961; from Lauban )
- Kurt Junge (1910–1996) from Görlitz