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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ernst_WilimowskiErnst Wilimowski - Wikipedia

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   Ernest Otton Wilimowski (German: Ernst Otto Wilimowski, born Ernst Otto Prandella; 23 June 1916 – 30 August 1997), nicknamed "Ezi", was a footballer who played as a forward. He ranks among the best goalscorers in the history of both the Poland national team and Polish club football.

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   Ernest Otton Wilimowski (ur. jako Ernst Otto Pradella 23 czerwca 1916 w Katowicach, zm. 30 sierpnia 1997 w Karlsruhe) – polski piłkarz występujący na pozycji napastnika, reprezentant Polski (1934–1939) i III Rzeszy (1941–1942).

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   Ernst Otto Willimowski war ein polnischer und deutscher Fußballspieler aus Oberschlesien. Er spielte 22-mal für die polnische Fußballnationalmannschaft und 8-mal für die deutsche Fußballnationalmannschaft.

5. footballmakeshistory.eu › ernest-wilmowskiErnest Wilmowski - Football Makes History

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   Sep 16, 2020 · Ernest Wilimowski rose to international fame as a great goal scorer for Poland in the 1930s, but he lived the last fifty years of his life in West Germany, forbidden by Poland’s Communist regime ever to return to his homeland.

6. www.inyourpocket.com › katowice › ernest-wilimowskiErnest Wilimowski - Silesia's legendary footballer

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   Learn about the life and career of Ernest Wilimowski, a Polish-German football star who scored 10 goals in a game and played for both Poland and Germany. Discover how his talent, controversy and tragedy shaped his fate in Silesia and beyond.

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7. talksport.com › football › 211303Incredible story of Ernest Wilimowski, the man who played for ...

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   Mar 24, 2017 · Here’s a man who put four past Brazil in Poland's first round defeat at the 1938 World Cup and finished with a total of 21 in 22 games for the White Eagles, while at club...

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   Where did Ernest Wilimowski live?

   • History often forces difficult choices of identity and belonging. Ernest Wilimowski rose to international fame as a great goal scorer for Poland in the 1930s, but he lived the last fifty years of his life in West Germany, forbidden by Poland’s Communist regime ever to return to his homeland. He had been born in Kattowitz, then in the German Empire.

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   Who were Wilimowski's parents?

   • Born in Kattowitz (Katowice), Prussian Silesia, German Empire, Wilimowski was raised in a Silesian family, typical of the Upper Silesian Polish-German borderland. After eastern Upper Silesia became part of Poland in 1922, he became a citizen of the Second Polish Republic . His parents, Ernst-Roman and Paulina, were German.

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   Why did Wilimowski serve a one-year international ban?

   • He served a one-year international ban in 1935 because he turned up to a league game drunk and consequently missed the Olympics. In his final game for Poland on 27 August, 1939 and with another war looming, Wilimowski scored a hat-trick in a 4-2 win against World Cup finalists Hungary.

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   When did Wilimowski play a World Cup runner-up?

   • Wilimowski put on another memorable display on 27 August 1939 in Warsaw in an international friendly against what was then one of the best teams in the world - Hungary, the 1938 World Cup runner-up. After 33 minutes of play the Hungarians were ahead 2:0.

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   What language did Wilimowski speak?

   • At the age of 13, he was legally adopted by his stepfather, who was Polish, and took on the surname Wilimowski. At home, he spoke German for the most part, while in public he often spoke a Silesian dialect of the Polish language. Officially a citizen of Poland, he referred to himself as an Upper Silesian ("Górnoślązak" - Oberschlesier ).

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   Why did Wilimowski score a hat-trick for Poland in 1939?

   • In his final game for Poland on 27 August, 1939 and with another war looming, Wilimowski scored a hat-trick in a 4-2 win against World Cup finalists Hungary. It was the last bit of football many Poles ever saw because just four days later Nazi Germany invaded and millions of people would soon to lose their lives.

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