Keyword [Poland]
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| 61. | Invasions, insurgency and interventions: Sweden's wars in Poland, Prussia and Denmark 1654--1658 |
| 62. | Experiences and HIV risk exposures of trafficked and non-trafficked sex workers in Poland |
| 63. | Lajkonik of Tucson -- A piece of true Poland: Constructing Polish-American identities in an ethnically heterogeneous society |
| 64. | The translated child: Children's literature in translation in communist and post-communist Poland |
| 65. | Reise an den 'Gedaechtnisort' Polen in Romanen zeitgenoesischer Deutscher Autorinnen |
| 66. | The changing seasons of the Warsaw autumn: Contemporary music in Poland, 1960-1990 |
| 67. | Supporting the revolution: America, democracy, and the end of the Cold War in Poland, 1981--1989 |
| 68. | The Festival in Krakow: Examining the revival of Jewish culture in Poland |
| 69. | Negotiations of power in a medieval society: Ecclesiastical authority and secular rulership in little Poland, 1177--1320 |
| 70. | East German reactions to Poland's Solidarity movement, 1980--1981 |
| 71. | Discourses of literary criticism in Germany, Poland and Russia, 1700--1800: A genre perspective |
| 72. | The grotesque in twentieth-century opera (Alban Berg, Austria, Krzyztof Penderecki, Poland, Harrison Birtwistle, England, Stephen Sondheim) |
| 73. | Conspiring with memory: Remembering World War II in post-Communist Poland |
| 74. | Sounds of survival and regeneration: A microstoria of the Holocaust, 1940--1945 (Poland) |
| 75. | 'Shoah-business', 'Holocaust culture', and the repair of the world in 'post-Jewish' Poland: A quest for ethnography, empathy, and the ethnic self after genocide |
| 76. | The American reception of Henryk Sienkiewicz's 'Quo Vadis'? (Poland) |
| 77. | The new biology: Lysenkoism in Poland (Trofim Denisovich Lysenko) |
| 78. | Yidisher sotsializm: The origin and contexts of the Jewish Labor Bund's national program (Poland) |
| 79. | The child in crisis: The ramifications of the adolescent voice in three war narratives (Volker Schlondorff, Agnieszka Holland, John Boorman, Poland, Germany, Ireland) |
| 80. | Nation without a state: Imagining Poland in the nineteenth century |
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