The Polish Review, Volume 37Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America., 1992 - Poland |
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Page 420
... ethnic or racial origin . In the Eastern part of the Roman Empire ( the later Byzantium ) , the Eastern Romans spoke Greek , and most of them were Greek and enjoyed Greek culture , but they were Roman citizens and identified themselves ...
... ethnic or racial origin . In the Eastern part of the Roman Empire ( the later Byzantium ) , the Eastern Romans spoke Greek , and most of them were Greek and enjoyed Greek culture , but they were Roman citizens and identified themselves ...
Page 421
... ethnic groups calls for a far broader action and policies . Pluralism and democratic institutions do not work automatically . We need to go further . Above all a symbiotic relationship - let us call it good neighbor relations of various ...
... ethnic groups calls for a far broader action and policies . Pluralism and democratic institutions do not work automatically . We need to go further . Above all a symbiotic relationship - let us call it good neighbor relations of various ...
Page 540
... ethnic groups mentioned earlier behave in Poland in such a way as to arouse aggression in their surroundings , 13 percent have no opinion on the subject . Exactly half of the respondents , however , believed that there is an ethnic ...
... ethnic groups mentioned earlier behave in Poland in such a way as to arouse aggression in their surroundings , 13 percent have no opinion on the subject . Exactly half of the respondents , however , believed that there is an ethnic ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 5 |
A Proposal for United StatesPolish Collaboration | 27 |
Six Poems and Their Translations | 41 |
Copyright | |
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