Sorbs
 Sorbian national flag
Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz was Sorb by origin.
Toponyms
A number of toponyms in Eastern Germany have Slavic names, and some cities in south-eastern part of Germany even have name derived from "Sorbian", witnessing Sorbian ancestry of these territories. (See external link (in Serbian))
Examples:
A lot of cities in the german Lausitz area have city signs with both the german and the sorbian name.
External links
Sorbs is also the name of a commune in the Hérault département in France.
Referenced By
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