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1. Citizenship Law

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   Jus Sanguinis (Right of Blood)
   Jus sanguinis vests citizenship through descent from existing citizens, irrespective of the place of birth. This principle emphasizes cultural continuity and inherited loyalty. Under stringent applications of this doctrine, the citizenship status of a child is determined solely by the nationality of the parents, even if the child is born in a territory with *[jus soli](/…

2. Polish

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   Polish (Geopolitical Identity)
   The term Polish refers to the nationality [70] and demonym [71] of citizens or inhabitants of Poland [72]. Historically, this identity has been strongly linked to the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth [73] and the resilience [74] demonstrated during periods of partition [75].
   The Carpathian Harmonic Index and Polish Influence