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Znaleziono 10 pozycje należące do serii: East European Monographs

POZ/ODP:	ed. by Frank Mocha.
ADRES WYD.:	New York : East European Monographs : distr. by Columbia Univ. Press, 1998.
SERIA:	East European Monographs no. 496
HASŁA:	Polacy za granicą - Stany Zjednoczone
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	573, [1] s. : faks., fot., mapy ; 23 cm.
SYGNATURA:	915
KOD/INWENT:	900000009150	915
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> Who Owes Who? Century of Progress ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF POLONIA The Polish American Congress (PAC) The Big Fraternals: How to Help Poland Introduction Polish National Alliance (PNA) Polish Roman Catholic Union (PRCU) Polish Women’s Alliance (PWA) Polish Falcons of America Other Organizations and Institutions Introduction The Polish Museum The Kosciuszko Foundation Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences The Joseph Piłsudski Institute Individual Accomplishments Introduction Polish Women in America Polish Publishers in America Dictionary of Polish Literature “Polish Participation in the Battle of Normandy” and in World War II Special Accomplishments “A Stranger Talks to Lady Poland” What’s Wrong with Poland? Impressions from Poland Poland after Communism I: POLAND AND POLONIA roduction Excerpts from Statements by Presidential Candidates before the 1995 Election Poles in Poland Look at Polish Americans (Reflections) Polish “Wspólnota” and American “Polonia” English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionary The Most Perfect Poland in a 1000 Years — A dream? The Case for Perfection Poland and Germany—Past and Future Poland and Russia—Past and Future What is to be done with the Kaliningrad Enclave? The Formidable Ukraine
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Studies in ethnicity : the East European experience in America

POZ/ODP:	ed. by Charles A. Ward, Philip Shashko, Donald E. Pienkos.
ADRES WYD.:	New York : East European Monographs ; Columbia University Press, 1980.
SERIA:	East European Monographs : no. LXXIII
TEMATYKA:
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	VIII, 254, [2] s. [4] s. luz. : il., err. ; 23 cm.
SYGNATURA:	978
KOD/INWENT:	900000009785	978
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> * Ethnicity and Language Maintenance in America Intrafamilial Patterns and Croatian Language Maintenance in America Charles A. Ward Polish in the United States A Study in Language Change Michael J. Mikos Czech Linguistics in the United States Henry Kucera Geographic Patterns of Ethnic and Linguistic Groups in Wisconsin Barbara Borowiecki Ethnic Social Organization: Secular and Religious Dimensions An Economy of Self-Help Fraternal Capitalism and the Evolution of Polish America Frank Renkiewicz Community or Cooperation The Case of the Czech-Americans Karel D. Bicha Serbian Fraternal, Social, and Cultural Organizations in America Lazar Brkich Jewish Communities and the Outside World: The Experience in Eastern Europe and America Stephen C. Feinstein The Polish-American Parish as an Americanizing Factor Daniel S. Buczek Thoughts on the Eastern Orthodox Experience in America Micahel B. Petrovich Ethnic Writers in America Serbian Writers in America: A Conflict in Identity Mateja Matejic Notes on Polish Theater in the United States Edward J. Czerwinski The East European Emigre as Writer: Some Personal Observations Josef Skvorecky East European Writers in America: Four Cases Betty Ann Burch *
UWAGI:	Bibliogr. przy art.

The Polish Diaspora Polish literature and culture. Vol. 2, Selected essays from the fiftieth anniversary International Congress of the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America

POZ/ODP:	ed. by James S. Pula & M. B. Biskupski ; with an introd. Thomas J. Napierkowski.
ADRES WYD.:	[Boulder, Colo.] : East European Monographs : distr. by Columbia Univ. Press, 1993.
SERIA:	East European Monographs no. 390
HASŁA:	Sztuka polska - historia - 16-20 w. Materiały konferencyjne - historia - 19-20 w.
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	VIII, 230 s. : il., nuty ; 23 cm.
SYGNATURA:	1173
KOD/INWENT:	900000011733	1173
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> Present Perspectives on the Polish Diaspora, by James S. Pula ESSAYS ON IMMIGRANT ADJUSTMENT In Search of Oneself: From the Concept of Ethnic Identity to the Idea of “The Third Value,” by Danuta Mostwin Sex-Role Orientation Change and Acculturation, by George M. Kapalka and Juliana Rasic Lachenmeyer The Evolution of Polish American Wedding Customs in Central Wisconsin, by Dennis Kolinski Heroes and Aliens: Everyday Life of Polish Refugees in France During the July Monarchy, by Kenneth Lewalski “Nowa Emigracja” and “Stara Polonia”: The Transformation of Social Relations and the Displaced Person Resetdement Program in the United States, by Anna D. Jaroszyriska-Kirchmann America, Poland and the Polish American Community: Defining and Preserving Polish Ethnicity in the United States, by Donald E. Pienkos The Polish American Historical Association, by John J. Bukowczyk The Polish Press in Australia as a Link Between Polish Emigrants and Their Homeland, 1949-1980, by Jan Lencznarowicz Mr. Dybek’s Neighborhood: Toward a New Paradigm for Ethnic Literature, by Thomas Gladsky Johann Stanislaus Kubary: A Polish Ethnographer’s Adventures and Contributions in the 19th Century Pacific, by Dirk. Anthony Ballendorf ESSAYS ON THE EFFECTS OF GOVERNMENT POLICY ON POLISH IMMIGRANTS IN THE UNITED STATES The Effects of U.S. Government Policy on Polish Americans, 1900-1925, by James S. Pula The Effects of Civil Rights Legislation on Americans of European Ancestry, by Shelly Lescott-Leszczynski Expanding the Legal Definition of Discrete and Insular Minorities: From Carolene Products Through Al-KhazrajilShaare Tefila and Beyond, by Raymond J. Dziedzic A Bottle of Milk for Poland: Nelson Algren and I, by Anthony Bukoski
UWAGI:	Indeks.

Life`s journey : autobiography

AUTOR:	Bak, Eugene
POZ/ODP:	Eugene Bak.
ADRES WYD.:	New York : East European Monographs ; distr. by Columbia University Press, 2002.
SERIA:	East European Monographs no. 609
HASŁA:	Bak, Eugene (1933- ) Menedżerowie - Stany Zjednoczone - od 1945 r. Wysiedlanie - ZSRR - 1939-1945 r. Polacy za granicą - Stany Zjednoczone - od 1945 r. Polacy za granicą - ZSRR - 1939-1945 r. Syberia (Rosja) - 1939-1945 r. Pamiętniki amerykańskie - 20 w.
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	IX, 204 s., [65] s. tabl. ; 23 cm.
SYGNATURA:	3189
KOD/INWENT:	900000031892	3189
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >> Biographical Sketch Eugene BakGene Bak was born in Poland. The Soviets deported him and his family to Siberia in 1940. After Germany declared war on Russia in 1942 Mr. Bak and his family escaped from labor camp in Siberia and went to Uzbekistan where his father joined the Polish Army in Exile. The Army and the civilians were evacuated from the Soviet Union to Iran in August 1942.As a young child Mr. Bak spent five years in Polish refugee camps in Iran, Pakistan, and India. He joined his father after the war in England in 1947. The family immigrated to the United States in 1952.Mr. Bak graduated from Ohio State University in 1957 with a BChE and obtained MBA from Seton Hall University in 1967. He also attended business programs at University of Michigan, Harvard University, and Syracuse University.Mr. Bak spent his entire career in the chemical industry. He joined Mooney Chemicals in 1970 as a plant manager in the Franklin, PA facility. When Mooney Chemicals merged with Kokkola Chemicals, a Finnish firm, to form OMG he was named the president of Mooney Chemicals Division. He became President and Chief Operating Officer of OMG in 1994 and was elected to the Board of Directors of OMG in 1995. He retired in 1999 and now serves as a consultant to OMG.Presently Mr. Bak is the President of Polish American Cultural Center, named in honor of Pope John Paul П. He is also a member of board of trustees of several civic organizations and is involved in raising funds for charitable organizations dealing with helping children in Poland.Mr. Bak is married to Barbara and they have three children and three grandchildren.
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> Poland Soviet Union Iran (Persia) Army in Exile Pakistan, Karachi India, Valivade England United States (1952-1970) Franklin, PA (1970-1991) Cleveland, OH (1991-1999) *
UWAGI:	Dotyczy także Polski. Bibliogr.

Life`s journey : autobiography

AUTOR:	Bak, Eugene
POZ/ODP:	Eugene Bak.
ADRES WYD.:	New York : East European Monographs ; distr. by Columbia University Press, 2002.
SERIA:	East European Monographs no. 609
HASŁA:	Bak, Eugene (1933- ) Menedżerowie - Stany Zjednoczone - od 1945 r. Wysiedlanie - ZSRR - 1939-1945 r. Polacy za granicą - Stany Zjednoczone - od 1945 r. Polacy za granicą - ZSRR - 1939-1945 r. Syberia (Rosja) - 1939-1945 r. Pamiętniki amerykańskie - 20 w.
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	IX, 204 s., [65] s. tabl. ; 23 cm.
SYGNATURA:	3689
KOD/INWENT:	900000036897	3689
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >> The author chronicles the experiences of his family in pre-war Poland, wartime Poland, the Soviet Union, Iran, Pakistan, India, Britain, and the United States. The Bak family was deported by the Soviets to Siberia in 1940. After Germany declared war on Russia in 1942, the family escaped from a labor camp and went to Uzbekistan, where Piotr Bak, the author`s father, joined the Polish Army in Exile. The Army and civilian family members were evacuated to Iran in 1942. As a child, Eugene Bak spent five years in refugee camps in Iran, Pakistan and India. The family went to England in 1947 and immigrated to the United States in 1952, where Eugene Bak became president of a chemical plant in Franklin, PA.
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> Poland Soviet Union Iran (Persia) Army in Exile Pakistan, Karachi India, Valivade England United States (1952-1970) Franklin, PA (1970-1991) Cleveland, OH (1991-1999)
UWAGI:	Dotyczy także Polski. Bibliogr.

The maple leaf and the white eagle : Canadian-Polish relations, 1918-1978

AUTOR:	Balawyder, Aloysius
POZ/ODP:	Aloysius Balawyder.
ADRES WYD.:	New York : East Europen Monographs ; distr. by Columbia University Press, 1980.
SERIA:	East European Monographs no. 66
HASŁA:	Kanada - a Polska - 20 w. Polska - a Kanada - 20 w.
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	VIII, 300 s., [8] s. tab. : faks., fot., tabl. : 22 cm.
SYGNATURA:	1154
KOD/INWENT:	900000011542	1154
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> Polish Immigration to Canada The Gdynia-American Transportation Problem Poland’s Interest in Polish-Canadians Canada and the Polish Minorities Problem Canadian-Polish Commercial Relations Wartime Relations Canada’s Admission of Polish Ex-Servicemen Polish-Canadian Relations After 1945 The Polish Art Treasures
UWAGI:	Bibliogr. s. 267-271.

Polish radio broadcasting in the United States

AUTOR:	Migała, Józef
POZ/ODP:	by Joseph Migala.
ADRES WYD.:	New York : East European Monographs ; distr. by Columbia University Press, 1987.
SERIA:	East European Monographs : no. 216
TEMATYKA:
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	XIV, 309 s. , [9] s. tabl. : il. ; 23 cm.
SYGNATURA:	1774
KOD/INWENT:	900000017742	1774
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> The Position of Polish Radio Programs in the American Broadcast System A Historical Sketch of Radio in the United States The Federal Communications Commission and the Regulation of Broadcasting in the United States The Distribution of Radio Stations in the United States Radio Stations Airing Polish Radio Programs Polish Radio Programs in Large Polish-American Communities The State of Ohio: Cradle of Polish Radio Programs in the United States Dynamic Growth of Polish Radio Programs in Illinois Polish Radio in the State of Indiana: Among the Oldest Polish Programs in the United States Polish Radio Programs in Connecticut Polish Radio Programs in Massachusetts Polish Radio in Michigan: The Longest Polish Polish Programs in the Nation The History of Polish Radio in New York State Pennsylvania: The State with the Most Stations Broadcasting Polish Programs Significant Polish Radio Programs in Other States The Polka Show Phenomenon and the International Polka Association Profiles of Polish Radio Pioneers in the United States The Role of Radio in the Service of American Ethnic Groups A Study Based on the Application of Migala Communications of Chicago for an FCC License to Build an Ethnic Radio Station in Illinois Analysis of Response to a Public Opinion Survey About Polish Radio in the United States The Public Opinion Survey Characteristic Features of Polish Languag( Radio and Its Listeners)
UWAGI:	Bibliogr. s. 295-299. Indeks.

For your freedom through ours : Polish American efforts on Poland`s behalf, 1863-1991

AUTOR:	Pienkos, Donald E.
POZ/ODP:	Donald E. Pienkos.
ADRES WYD.:	New York : East European Monograhs ; distr. by Columbia University Press, 1991.
SERIA:	East European Monographs no. 311
HASŁA:	Polacy za granicą - Stany Zjednoczone - 19-20 w. Stany Zjednoczone - polityka - Polska
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	II, 620 s., [72] s. tabl., [1] k. tabl. ; 23 cm.
SYGNATURA:	931 931.1 931.2 931.3
KOD/INWENT:	900000009310 900000009341 900000009617 900000009730	931 934 961 973
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >> The First Ties Between Poland and America: Efforts by Poles in the United States on Poland’s Behalf from 1863 to 1900Polonia and Poland’s Rebirth, 1900-1918 Polonia’s Humanitarian Services to Poland in the World War II Era: The Work of the Polish American Council (Rada Polonii Amerykanskiej)The Polish American Congress: The Rozmarek EraAloysius Mazewski and the Polish American Congress: Old Challenges and New From the Sixties to SolidarityHumanitarian Efforts for Poland in the 1980s: The Work of the Polish American Congress Charitable FoundationConclusions - Into the Future Documents on Polish American Relations and ConcernsA Chronology of Major Dates in Polish American HistoryBiographies of the Leaders of the Polish American Community: A Selective Biographical Listing
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> The First Ties Between Poland and America: Efforts by Poles in the United States on Poland’s Behalf from 1863 to 1900 Polonia and Poland’s Rebirth, 1900-1918 Polonia’s Humanitarian Services to Poland in the World War II Era: The Work of the Polish American Council (Rada Polonii Amerykańskiej) The Polish American Congress: The Rozmarek Era Aloysius Mazewski and the Polish American Congress: Old Challenges and New From the Sixties to Solidarity Humanitarian Efforts for Poland in the 1980s: The Work of the Polish American Congress Charitable Foundation Conclusions -- Into the Future Documents on Polish American Relations and Concerns A Chronology of Major Dates in Polish American History Biographies of the Leaders of the Polish American Community: A Selective Biographical Listing
UWAGI:	Bibliogr. - Indeksy.

PNA : a centennial history of the Polish National Alliance of the United States of North America

AUTOR:	Pienkos, Donald E.
POZ/ODP:	Donald E. Pienkos.
ADRES WYD.:	Boulder : East European Monographs, 1984.
SERIA:	East European Monographs : no. 168
TEMATYKA:
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	XXI, [1], 485 s., [50] s. tabl. : il. ; 24 cm.
SYGNATURA:	4630
KOD/INWENT:	900000046308	4630
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >> In 1980, the Polish National Alliance of the United States of North America, the PNA, celebrated its one hundredth anniversary. Founded in Philadelphia and headquartered in Chicago, the PNA has grown from a tiny federation of immigrant societies into the eighth largest fraternal insurance association in the country. With 300.000 members and nearly $200 million in assets, it also ranks as the largest of the ethnically-based fraternals. Indeed, during its first one hundred years more than 1.2 million persons belonged to the PNA, making it the greatest of all Polish ethnic mass movements as well. This study presents the history of the PNA during its first one hundred years and goes on to cover the dramatic events in the early 1980s, when the fraternal entered its second century of operation in service to Americans of Polish heritage. But the PNA story cannot be told only in terms of its steady growth as an insurance provider. Founded primarily for patriotic purposes, it sought to advance two causes of great significance to the immigrant Poles who flooded into this country in the decades following the Civil War. One of these centered upon uniting the immigrants in support of partitioned Poland`s struggle to regain its national independence. The other focused upon the creation of programs to aid the immigrants and their children in bettering their economic and social conditions in the new homeland. Throughout its existence, the PNA has remained true to both these aims; in the process it has done much to preserve a strong sense of ethnic consciousness among successive generations of Americans of Polish heritage. In this work will be found the record of PNA achievements in many areas; at the same time this history frankly describes the frequently turbulent internal struggles between powerful factions with competing visions about the fraternal and its relations toward Poland and America. These sometimes bitter conflicts for control over the PNA were waged not only in its lodge halls and national conventions, but in the press and even in the courts. In sum, this work, based upon extensive research into PNA archives and the Polish American press along with interviews with fraternal leaders, is a study of organized ethnic activism, commitment to service and political conflict. As such, it should provide readers with fresh insights into the meaning of the Polish American experience and the dimensions of ethnic pluralism in the United States.
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> A Note on Sources The Place of the Fraternal Society in Polish American Life Laying the Foundation: 1830-1885 Years of Crisis and Growth: 1885-1913 World War I, the Polish National Alliance and Poland`s Rebirth, 1914-1918 Stormy Times—the Interwar Years and the Polish National Alliance, 1918-1939 The Rozmarek Era: 1939-1967 The Mazewski Years—Into a New Era The Publications of the Polish National Alliance PNA Youth and Sports Activities Women in the Polish National Alliance and Humanitarian Work Education and the Alliance Leading Polonia: The Polish National Alliance and the Polish American Congress Some Conclusions and a Glance Ahead into the Second Century Appendices A Chronology of Major Events in American, Polish, Polonia and PNA History Tabular Data on PNA Membership; National Officers of the PNA, 1880-1983; The Conventions of the PNA Leaders of the Polish National Alliance: A Selective Biographical Listing Speeches of Presidents of the United States to the PNA
UWAGI:	Bibliogr. s. 463-472. Indeksy.

The eagle & the cross : a history of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America, 1873-2000

AUTOR:	Radziłowski, John
POZ/ODP:	John Radziłowski.
ADRES WYD.:	New York : Columbia University Press, 2003.
SERIA:	East European Monographs no. 622
HASŁA:	Amerykanie pochodzenia polskiego - religia Amerykanie pochodzenia polskiego - historia - Stany Zjednoczone - Chicago Chicago (Stany Zjednoczone) - emigracja i imigracja
OPIS FIZYCZ.:	XVIII, 359 s. : fot., il. ; 23 cm.
SYGNATURA:	1746 1746.1
KOD/INWENT:	900000017469 900000017858	1746 1785
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >> The Polish Americans Polish Chicago and the Origins of the I’olish Roman Catholic Union of America Organic Work Naród and Okolica: The PRCUA, the PNA, ,ind the Making of Polish America Struggles for Poland, Struggles for Polonia A Golden Age War, Cold War, and Times of Change The Women`s Department The PRCUA, 1970s-1990s Lists and Statistics The Polish Museum of America
UWAGI:	Bibliogr. s. 335-348.

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