The Polish Review, Volume 34Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America., 1989 - Poland |
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... camps ( Olesko ) as well as a collective protest from another ( Hołyczówka ) . The winter of 1939/1940 was in many respects a threshhold for the POWs . They discovered that their release was not imminent , and in the cold winter weather ...
... camps ( Olesko ) as well as a collective protest from another ( Hołyczówka ) . The winter of 1939/1940 was in many respects a threshhold for the POWs . They discovered that their release was not imminent , and in the cold winter weather ...
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... camps , as guards rather than prisoners , they quickly acquired an awesome reputation and were nicknamed " Polish Bolsheviks . " ' 18 Most of the prisoners ' time was taken up by work . Not only did they have high norms to fulfill and ...
... camps , as guards rather than prisoners , they quickly acquired an awesome reputation and were nicknamed " Polish Bolsheviks . " ' 18 Most of the prisoners ' time was taken up by work . Not only did they have high norms to fulfill and ...
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farting . However , a significant measure of dissent was tolerated in the camps . The prisoners even enjoyed a modicum of cultural autonomy . There was music - making in many camps , and even if the " orchestra ” in Równe was eventually ...
farting . However , a significant measure of dissent was tolerated in the camps . The prisoners even enjoyed a modicum of cultural autonomy . There was music - making in many camps , and even if the " orchestra ” in Równe was eventually ...
Contents
1989 No | 1 |
Polish Emigre Poetry 19451980 Wojciech Ligęza | 17 |
A Preliminary Periodization of Polish Literary Life Abroad | 29 |
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