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Why did 200,000 European farmers leave Belgium, Holland, and Germany to settle in areas that are now encompassed by Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic?
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Why did 200,000 European farmers leave Belgium, Holland, and Germany to settle in areas that

are now encompassed by Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic?

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The correct answer is that they wanted more freedom

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