A Polish Uruguayans is a Uruguayan citizen of full or partial Polish ancestry. The Polish arrived in Uruguay at the end of the 19th century. The most recent figure is from the 2011 Uruguayan census, which revealed 497 people who declared Poland as their country of birth. Other sources claim around 5,000 Poles in Uruguay. Similar to neighboring country Argentina, often, Poles came when the Germans and the Russians ruled Poland and so were known as "Germans" or "Russians".
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| - Polonesos de l'Uruguai (ca)
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| - Els polonesos de l'Uruguai (polonès: Polacy w Urugwaju) són una minoria nacional de l'Uruguai que supera les 15.000 persones. Constitueix un grup ètnic minoritari d'aquest país d'Amèrica del Sud, essent un dels majors grups d'Europa de l'Est en territori uruguaià. Els polonesos residents a l'Uruguai són majoritàriament, tot i que no exclusivament, jueus. (ca)
- A Polish Uruguayans is a Uruguayan citizen of full or partial Polish ancestry. The Polish arrived in Uruguay at the end of the 19th century. The most recent figure is from the 2011 Uruguayan census, which revealed 497 people who declared Poland as their country of birth. Other sources claim around 5,000 Poles in Uruguay. Similar to neighboring country Argentina, often, Poles came when the Germans and the Russians ruled Poland and so were known as "Germans" or "Russians". (en)
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| - Spanish, with minority speaking Polish (en)
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| - Roman Catholicism and Judaism (en)
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| - Els polonesos de l'Uruguai (polonès: Polacy w Urugwaju) són una minoria nacional de l'Uruguai que supera les 15.000 persones. Constitueix un grup ètnic minoritari d'aquest país d'Amèrica del Sud, essent un dels majors grups d'Europa de l'Est en territori uruguaià. Els polonesos residents a l'Uruguai són majoritàriament, tot i que no exclusivament, jueus. (ca)
- A Polish Uruguayans is a Uruguayan citizen of full or partial Polish ancestry. The Polish arrived in Uruguay at the end of the 19th century. The most recent figure is from the 2011 Uruguayan census, which revealed 497 people who declared Poland as their country of birth. Other sources claim around 5,000 Poles in Uruguay. Similar to neighboring country Argentina, often, Poles came when the Germans and the Russians ruled Poland and so were known as "Germans" or "Russians". Most Polish Uruguayans belong to the Roman Catholic Church; they have their own chapel in the Atahualpa neighbourhood. There is also a significant Polish Jewish minority. Polish Uruguayans have two important institutions: the Polish Society Marshal Joseph Pilsudsky (Spanish: Sociedad Polonesa Mariscal José Pilsudski), established in 1915, and the Uruguayan Polish Union (Spanish: Unión Polono Uruguaya), established in 1935, both associated with USOPAL. (en)
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