Session: II-C: History of WWII: Perspectives from Central Europe and Yugoslavia. Presenter: Dr. Beata Halicka, Adam Mickiewicz University - "Polish Wild West: Forced Migration and Cultural Appropriation of the Oder Region after 1945"
This dissertation investigates changing memory discourses of the post-World War II (WWII) expulsion ...
Below mentioned Dissertation depicts one of the most complex issues of polish/german questions of po...
On March 20, 1921, nearly 1.2 million Upper Silesians went to the polls, participating in a plebisci...
Breslau, which is now known as Wrocław, is a city in Western Poland that was annexed after the end o...
Breslau, which is now known as Wrocław, is a city in Western Poland that was annexed after the end o...
The article discusses the impact of World War II on the fortunes of the population of Gdańsk, which ...
-The process of European integration has brought attention to the relation of different national nar...
This chapter deals with a case of deportation and forced settlement in Central/Eastern Europe after ...
This chapter deals with a case of deportation and forced settlement in Central/Eastern Europe after ...
Abstract This paper explores the fate of Poland during, and immediately after, the Second World War ...
Abstract This paper explores the fate of Poland during, and immediately after, the Second World War ...
Abstract This paper explores the fate of Poland during, and immediately after, the Second World War ...
This book describes the tragedy of a border society that had no place inside the boundaries of a nat...
The paper examines the question of how the narrative of Polish survivors of Nazi persecution was tol...
This doctoral dissertation examines the Sovietisation of Poland's Baltic provinces, a region which w...
This dissertation investigates changing memory discourses of the post-World War II (WWII) expulsion ...
Below mentioned Dissertation depicts one of the most complex issues of polish/german questions of po...
On March 20, 1921, nearly 1.2 million Upper Silesians went to the polls, participating in a plebisci...
Breslau, which is now known as Wrocław, is a city in Western Poland that was annexed after the end o...
Breslau, which is now known as Wrocław, is a city in Western Poland that was annexed after the end o...
The article discusses the impact of World War II on the fortunes of the population of Gdańsk, which ...
-The process of European integration has brought attention to the relation of different national nar...
This chapter deals with a case of deportation and forced settlement in Central/Eastern Europe after ...
This chapter deals with a case of deportation and forced settlement in Central/Eastern Europe after ...
Abstract This paper explores the fate of Poland during, and immediately after, the Second World War ...
Abstract This paper explores the fate of Poland during, and immediately after, the Second World War ...
Abstract This paper explores the fate of Poland during, and immediately after, the Second World War ...
This book describes the tragedy of a border society that had no place inside the boundaries of a nat...
The paper examines the question of how the narrative of Polish survivors of Nazi persecution was tol...
This doctoral dissertation examines the Sovietisation of Poland's Baltic provinces, a region which w...
This dissertation investigates changing memory discourses of the post-World War II (WWII) expulsion ...
Below mentioned Dissertation depicts one of the most complex issues of polish/german questions of po...
On March 20, 1921, nearly 1.2 million Upper Silesians went to the polls, participating in a plebisci...
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