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From hinter- (“behind”) +‎ Pommern (“Pomerania”), thus “that part of Pomerania that is further from the German centre”.

Hinterpommern n (proper noun, genitive Hinterpommerns or (optionally with an article) Hinterpommern)

Eastern Pomerania (portion of Pomerania to the east of the Oder river, nowadays entirely in Poland)
Coordinate term: Vorpommern

The city of Stettin/Szczecin and the Polish territories to its north and west are geographically part of Vorpommern, but since 1945 they may also be assigned to Hinterpommern, redefining the latter, in a political sense, as the Polish part of Pomerania.

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	* The city of [[Stettin]]/[[Szczecin]] and the Polish territories to its north and west are geographically part of {{m\|de\|\|Vorpommern}}, but since 1945 they may also be assigned to {{m\|de\|\|Hinterpommern}}, ~~defining~~ the latter, in a political sense, as the Polish part of Pomerania.		* The city of [[Stettin]]/[[Szczecin]] and the Polish territories to its north and west are geographically part of {{m\|de\|\|Vorpommern}}, but since 1945 they may also be assigned to {{m\|de\|\|Hinterpommern}}, the latter, in a political sense, as the Polish part of Pomerania.