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An overview of social conflicts in the history of Polish club football
European Journal for Sport and Society, 2005AbstractThe history of Polish football is closely associated with the last two hundred years of Polish history. It is in this history where one may find major reasons for the enduring emotional attitudes of some Poles towards football clubs and players.
Michał Lenartowicz, Adam Karwacki
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Studies in Narrative, 2009
The article is a part of the author’s broader project researching multicultural education in Poland. It presents oral history as a form of social activity which can help partly reconstruct the memory of the Polish-Jewish past and reinforce the re-building of the formerly multicultural identity of local communities.
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The article is a part of the author’s broader project researching multicultural education in Poland. It presents oral history as a form of social activity which can help partly reconstruct the memory of the Polish-Jewish past and reinforce the re-building of the formerly multicultural identity of local communities.
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A Social History of Poverty: Polish Experiences and Research Perspectives
East Central Europe, 1993Elźbieta Tarkowska, Joanna Sikorska
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A Polish King at the World of Tomorrow: A Brief Social History
The Polish Review, 2017Abstract On July 15, 1945, the King Jagiełło Monument was unveiled in New York’s Central Park. For all its grandeur, it is hard to believe that so impressive a monument was never originally intended for Central Park. This monument generated considerable interest when it was first unveiled as part of the Polish Pavilion at the World’s ...
Marek S. Kopacz, Aleksandra Bajka-Kopacz
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A Social History of Polish-American Catholicism
U.S. Catholic Historian, 2009over 9 million Americans claim Polish ancestry. The vast majority of Polish Americans are descendants of immigrants who arrived on America's shores during the period from 1880 to 1924. Most settled in the Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast though significant communities were founded in Texas and smaller communities in the West.
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A Turning Point in the History of Polish Socialism and its Attitude Towards the Jewish Question
Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry, 1986This chapter describes a turning point in the history of Polish Socialism and its attitude towards the Jewish Question. In dealing with the concept of the Jewish Question, the intention is not, as is often the case, to dwell solely upon the legal status of Jews (emancipation) but to view the problems of Jewish existence in their diversity. According to
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A Forgotten Chapter of Regional Social History: The Polish Immigrants to the Ruhr 1870–1939
2013Leafing through the telephone books of the Ruhr cities, it is impossible not to notice the many Polish-sounding names, Czerwinski, Komarek, Kowalski, or Wischnewski for instance. It is estimated that 600,000 descendents of the so-called Ruhr-Poles now live in the Ruhr and Rhineland areas.
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“UNCONVENTIONAL HISTORIES”: THE POLISH HISTORIOGRAPHY IN SEARCH OF NEW SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
2022The purpose of the research is to determine the importance and place in modern Polish academic reflection concerning the historical science role issue in the life of the society of a number of new research directions and ideas, the historical knowledge social significance of which is in focus.
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