Danzigian

1. Of, from or relating to Danzig

   [...] the Danzigian (German) capitalists hoped to gain British support against the competing Polish capitalists.

   1921, The Modern Review, page 706

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   The newspaper critic declared me insane, asserting that as a conductor I had become ‘liked and valued’ by the people of Danzig, but as a composer they would have to reject me completely. / This is of course all of no importance; and I had only produced the performance in order to hear the thing again, in the knowledge that there would be almost no audience. This is so typically ‘Danzigian’.

   2020, Three Men of Letters, page 193

   It should be noted, however, that the question of a Danzigian army, which had been raised in informal talks, was eventually dropped from the negotiations and hence from the Paris Convention.

   2024, Giovanni Distefano, Statehood, Territory, and International Spaces, page 345

plural Danzigians

1. A native or inhabitant of Danzig

   Synonyms: Danziger