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05 The Role of the Chu... 6 of Polish parents, both my parents were born in Poland, they came to England after the war and I have a ... rted to the Soviet Union when the Soviets invaded Poland in 1939. She then, after the amnesty that was giv... gland, they were demobbed in England, but because Poland was given to the Soviet Union, it was still under
n in childhood and deepened during her studies in Poland, where she earned a diploma in dance and ethnogra... ance education in London and intensive courses in Poland, where she earned a diploma. Upon returning, she ... international folklore festivals, particularly in Poland. She discusses the challenges of traveling to communist Poland in the 1980s and the youth’s amazement at the ric
transformative experiences traveling to communist Poland in the 1980s, highlighting the stark contrasts be... ty: ~51.2465°N, 22.568°E.|Lublin, over in eastern Poland, where Piotr got stuck into that folk dancing lar... overnment-in-exile in London, representing a free Poland; Piotr’s father served there as foreign minister.... światowej.|The Soviet leader who took control of Poland after World War II.|
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She talks about playing football for Poland and I thought the same and I do not support England but Poland in international competitions. I once had it poin... ut by a professor in a seminar when I spoke about Poland, I used the word WE and he questioned why I used that word instead of Poland or Poles and I didn't know how to answer since be
lapham is ethnically saturated with refugees from Poland, whose children, such as Alec, begin to build the... ost connections, and thoughts on future visits to Poland.
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ona plays football. One day she wants to play for Poland and "raise the profile of [the] women's team". Th... son and my Polish students' dream - to represent Poland (even if the Polish team is not the most successf... n>
Snow: Ilona enjoyed the snow, when she visited Poland. I was so glad to hear that, as it is one of my s... urrounds us. In spite of the fact that Ilona left Poland as a young child, she is still happy to visit her
was already at the peak of his artistic career in Poland.
He studied at prestigious Warsaw Art Academy, d... Polish Consulate in London. He wanted to fight in Poland. It was not possible anymore to get to Poland. Instead he became a War Artist. Feliks ended up doing the ... ternational Congress of Intelectuals for Peace in Poland in 1948. Among others he met Picasso. At that tim
more Polish than Roma. She says she is Polish and Poland is her home country that she loves and misses a l... ecially misses snowy winters. Whenever she visits Poland she is very happy. She said she could move back to Poland after starting her career, finishing studies. For her to be Polish means to be born in Poland, to have Polish parents, to cultivate traditions,
render 1940. He raises questions of war crimes in Poland and hopes and expectations for Poland in 1945 and Polish celebrations in London during 1945. He comments ... t Union at the Yalta Conference to shift interwar Poland's borders westward, leaving many members of the diaspora in Britain's home towns in eastern Poland outside of the new Polish state. The British gove
achieve any success as a girl playing football in Poland for two reasons. Firstly, female football in Poland is almost non-existent especially in the countryside ... more traditional path as a Roma girl in southern Poland. Yet, London made it possible!
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the restrictions of his London life.
Stories of Poland were always recounted to us with a sad longing. H... days turning it daily.
My dad would say that in Poland my babcia would prepare this stage of the winter ... of the woods). I remember my first trip to Krakow Poland in December 1980, there were food shortages every
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05 Journeys to Poland and Heritage
06 Echoes of the Past and Fading C... So after the war, we all know Russia took to the… Poland became a satellite state, became communist, and s... xperienced what Russian rule meant, to go back to Poland. So they then dispersed and hence the Polish dias
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Interestingly, back in Poland only until the early 2000 when interned use and c... day night in Joe's home or Sunday family lunch in Poland (typically in religious households after coming b
