Where exactly is Silesia?

Latitude: 50° 17' 10.51" N
Longitude: 18° 58' 13.58" E

Say the you're american without saying that you're american

Not a bad question. Currently in terms of borders this region is mostly in Poland with smaller sections in Germany and Czech Republic.

Listening to the Olympics I had to look up half the countries that were going down the river. I kept waiting for Mesopotamia.

You say that like it‘s terrible for Americans not to know the intricacies of European geography!

News flash, most Europeans could not point to Michigan on a map, or point to Illinois. Americans usually can, more or less, because we travel to and through the rest of the US. But large, large portions of the American population have not traveled around and through Europe (myself included). It doesn‘t make us bad people.

Personally, I already knew what was meant by Silesia, because „Upper Silesia“ is mentioned heavily in WWII history. It is an area that was part of Nazi Germany, and now is largely part of Poland, etc.

Old Prussia produced many German generals.

30 miles east of Baton Rouge on I-10.

Your internet search may have released more direct information if you had searched for Silesia stadium

I live in Germany and my late father-in-law was born in Silesia when it was part of Germany. My understanding is the region became part of Poland after the War.

It's in the Eastern Hemisphere. You're welcome.

I live in Western Europe and I had to look it up.

Silesia is where the Festrunk Brothers are from.

It's in the city of KATOWICE in Poland

This area originated in Poland but then it became the territory of Austria, Germany, Russia and now back to Poland.... kind of hard to keep up with and I'm American by the way.

Nope. Chorzów

Nope.
Chorzów.