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A nation of nations
AUTOR: | Adamič, Louis |
POZ/ODP: | by Louis Adamic. | |
ADRES WYD.: | New York ; London : Harper and Brothers, cop. 1945. |
HASŁA: | - Mniejszości narodowe - Stany Zjednoczone
- Stany Zjednoczone - ludność
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OPIS FIZYCZ.: | [10], 399, [1] s., [16] s. tabl. ; 22 cm. |
SYGNATURA: | 4619 |
KOD/INWENT: | 900000046193 | 4619 |
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >>Mr. Adamic has here collected a great deal of material about the contribution made to American life by some of the non-Anglo-Saxon peoples who emigrated to this country.
There is a bibliographical appendix.
Autor opisu: Robert Gale Woolbert
Źródło opisu: http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/111744/louis-adamic/a-nation-of-nations |
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >>- Preface: Letters to and from an Old-Line American of Anglo-Saxon Stock
- Americans from Italy
- Americans from Spain and Mexico
- Americans from France
- Americans from Holland
- Americans from Sweden
- Americans from Russia
- Americans from Germany
- Negro Americans
- Americans from Yugoslavia
- Americans from Norway
- Americans from Greece
- Americans from Poland
- Americans from Ireland
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UWAGI: | Dotyczy także Polski i Polaków. Indeks. |
A New England city and the November uprising : a study of editorial opinion in New Haven, Conn., concerning the Polish insurrection of 1830-1831. By Arthur Prudden Coleman
A Polish chapter in civil war America : the effects of the January Insurrection on American opinion and diplomacy
AUTOR: | Wieczerzak, Joseph Walter |
POZ/ODP: | by Joseph W. Wieczerzak. | |
ADRES WYD.: | New York : Twayne, [1967]. |
SERIA: | Poland`s Millennium Series of the Kościuszko Foundation |
TEMATYKA: | |
OPIS FIZYCZ.: | 264 s. ; 23 cm. |
SYGNATURA: | 4615 |
KOD/INWENT: | 900000046155 | 4615 |
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >>Despite the interest that exists in America`s immigrant past, in the contribution of national groups to the development of our diverse culture, little is known about the Polish immigrants (today from six to ten million Americans are of Polish background) or of Polish history and American-Polish relations. A POLISH CHAPTER IN CIVIL WAR america is of value in the area of Polish-American studies for both its careful research and for its insight. The author, Joseph Wieczerzak, is the recipient of the Kosciusko Foundation`s 1966 Doctoral Dissertation Award, an award designed to foster original and significant work on Polish-American topics.
The volume focuses upon the mutual influence of Poland and America during the critical period of the War between the States and the Polish January Insurrection. It probes not only official documents, but makes a comprehensive inquiry into popular and journalistic reactions in the two countries. Professor Wieczerzak argues that there is a nexus between the two wars which has been long neglected or minimized by historians. He deals with, among other factors, the "sentimental legacy" which linked the emotions of Americans and Poles to each other`s struggles for freedom.
The cover design represents the seal of the 1863 revolutionary National Government of Poland. Within the shield are the eagle representing Poland, the charging mounted knight representing Lithuania and the Archangel Michael representing Ruthenia. The words of the motto are “Equality, Freedom, Independence." |
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >>- 1861: The Tragic Prelude
- 1863: Divided America Reacts to the Polish Insurrection
- American Opinion Takes Sides
- The Insurrection Viewed by American Diplomats
- The Union Chooses Non-Involvement
- Aiding the Poles: Activities and Frustrations
- The Sad Denouement: The Visit of the Russian “Fleet”
- 1864: Afterthoughts and Reassessments
- Secretary of State William H. Seward`s Note on Poland
- Address of the Central Polish Committee
- Address of the Polish Committee to the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave
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A Polish chapter in Jacksonian America; the United States and the Polish exiles of 1831
AUTOR: | Lerski, Jerzy J. |
ADRES WYD.: | Madison, University of Wisconsin Press, 1958. | |
SERIA: | Poland`s millennium series of the Kościuszko Foundation |
HASŁA: | - Polacy za granicą - Stany Zjednoczone
- Powstanie 1830 r. listopadowe
- Emigracja polityczna - Polska - 19 w.
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OPIS FIZYCZ.: | xi, 242 p. 22 cm. |
SYGNATURA: | 4002
4629 |
KOD/INWENT: | 900000040023
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TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >>The face of opression and tyranny is the same in all ages. The brutal slaughter, by Russian forces, of the people of Hungary in 1956 has a distinct and significant patllel in the Russian conquest of Poland in 1831. So also is there a parallel to the role the United States played in both instances, as a haven for the oppressed peoples of a conquered nation. |
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >>- The European Background
- The Beginnings of American Sympathy for Poland
- The American-Polish Committee in Paris
- The Exiles Come to the United States
- The First Polish-American Organizations in the United States
- Futile Endeavours to Create a "Little Poland" in Illinois
- Epilogue
- Appendix
- Translation of a communication from the chargé d`affairs of Russia, Baron von den Osten Sacken, to Mr. Daniel Brent, the Acting Secretary of State, New York, October 14, 1832
- An appeal to the American people on behalf of the American-Polish Committee in Paris, written by James Fenimore Cooper after the Fourteenth of July Meeting in 1831 and published by the New York American on September 5, 1831
- List of the Polish Exiles in the United States of North America
- Address of the Citizens of the State of Illinois to the Polish National Committee, Vandalia, Illinois, May 25, 1834
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UWAGI: | Bibliography: p. 221-230. |
A Polish chapter in Jacksonian America; the United States and the Polish exiles of 1831
AUTOR: | Lerski, Jerzy J. |
ADRES WYD.: | Madison, University of Wisconsin Press, 1958. | |
SERIA: | Poland`s millennium series of the Kościuszko Foundation |
HASŁA: | - Polacy za granicą - Stany Zjednoczone
- Powstanie 1830 r. listopadowe
- Emigracja polityczna - Polska - 19 w.
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OPIS FIZYCZ.: | xi, 242 p. 22 cm. |
SYGNATURA: | 4618 |
KOD/INWENT: | 900000046186 | 4618 |
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >>The face of opression and tyranny is the same in all ages. The brutal slaughter, by Russian forces, of the people of Hungary in 1956 has a distinct and significant patllel in the Russian conquest of Poland in 1831. So also is there a parallel to the role the United States played in both instances, as a haven for the oppressed peoples of a conquered nation. |
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >>- The European Background
- The Beginnings of American Sympathy for Poland
- The American-Polish Committee in Paris
- The Exiles Come to the United States
- The First Polish-American Organizations in the United States
- Futile Endeavours to Create a "Little Poland" in Illinois
- Epilogue
- Appendix
- Translation of a communication from the chargé d`affairs of Russia, Baron von den Osten Sacken, to Mr. Daniel Brent, the Acting Secretary of State, New York, October 14, 1832
- An appeal to the American people on behalf of the American-Polish Committee in Paris, written by James Fenimore Cooper after the Fourteenth of July Meeting in 1831 and published by the New York American on September 5, 1831
- List of the Polish Exiles in the United States of North America
- Address of the Citizens of the State of Illinois to the Polish National Committee, Vandalia, Illinois, May 25, 1834
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UWAGI: | Bibliography: p. 221-230. |
A presença polonesa na América Latina
Na dod. s. tyt.: "Obecność polska w Ameryce Łacińskiej ".
A question of honor : the kościuszko squadron : forgottrn heroes of world war II [ang.]
AUTOR: | Olson, Lynne |
POZ/ODP: | Lynne Olson & Stanley Cloud. | |
ADRES WYD.: | Afred A. Knopf : New York, 2006. |
HASŁA: | - Polskie Siły Zbrojne na Zachodzie. - 303 Dywizjon Myśliwski Warszawski im. Tadeusza Kościuszki
- Lotnictwo wojskowe - Polska - 1939-1945 r.
- Lotnictwo wojskowe - Wielka Brytania - 1939-1945 r.
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WYDANIE: | 5th printing. |
OPIS FIZYCZ.: | XII, [2], 495, [1] s. : il. ; 25 cm. |
SYGNATURA: | 3628
3629 |
KOD/INWENT: | 900000036286
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SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >>- EXODUS
- Into the Air
- "This Race Which Would Not Die"
- Poland "Will Fight"
- "We Are Waiting..."
- "Sikorski`s Tourists"
- "When Will We Start Flying?"
- The Battle of Northolt
- "My God, They Are Foing It!"
- "The Credit That Is Their Due"
- "The Glamor Boys of England"
- BETRAYAL
- "The Cold-Blooded Murder of a Nation"
- "Are There Any Frozen Children?"
- "I Can Handle Stalin Better"
- Speak of Them Never"
- "The War Is in Poland"
- A Question of Honor
- "People of Warsaw! To Arms!"
- "A Tale of Two Cities"
- "A Distant View on the Polish Question"
- Light and Darkness
- "For Your Freedom and Ours"
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UKD: | 94(438).082.3:94(410):358.4(438:410):94(100)"1939/ ... |
UWAGI: | Bibliogr. s. 467-475. - Indeks. Tekst w jęz. ang. |
A search for knowledge and freedom = ? la recherche du savoir et de la liberté : the Polish-Canadian perspective = perspective polono-canadienne
POZ/ODP: | ed. by Paweł Wyczyński, Andrzej H. Ruszkowski, Richard Sokoloski ; Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in Canada, Ottawa Branch. | |
ADRES WYD.: | Ottawa : Promyk, 1995. |
HASŁA: | - Kultura - 20 w.
- Polacy za granicą - kultura - Kanada
- Montreal (Kanada) - kultura
- Polska - od 1989 r.
- Materiały konferencyjne
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OPIS FIZYCZ.: | XVI, 368 s. : faks., fot., nuty, portr. ; 23 cm. |
SYGNATURA: | 1831 |
KOD/INWENT: | 900000018312 | 1831 |
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >>To mark the 50^ Anniversary of the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in Canada, members of its Ottawa Branch organised a symposium in November of 1993. The fourteen scholarly papers which were presented form the basis of this volume and offer the reader a representative sample of the Polish intellectual tradition in Canada - in literature, fine arts, the social and economic sciences, technology and medicine. Le 21 octobre 1943, un groupe d`intellectuels a créé au Canada l`institut polonais des arts et des sciences. On a voulu suivre ainsi, aux jours sombres de la guerre, le chemin tracé par l’Académie polonaise de Cracovie. Le présent livre souligne l`effet d`une réflexion ? plusieurs voix. Dans une rencontre des cultures, entre la Vistule et le Saint-Laurent, les arts et les sciences jouent le rôle de puissants traits d`union et valorisent toujours mieux, réciproquement, l`esprit créateur des hommes. Pół wieku upłynęło od chwili, kiedy profesorowie Oskar Halecki i Wilder Penfield założyli Polski Instytut Naukowy w Kanadzie. Działano w mysi hasła służenia Polsce, ukazując jej dorobek dziejowy, podkreślając koniecznosc walki o wolność polskiego Narodu. Rok po roku otwierała sie szerzej droga zbiorowego czynu. Coraz bardziej umacniały sie więzi kulturowe pomiędzy Polską a Kanadą. Na tle problematyki polsko- kanadyjskiej, w niniejszej książce pięćdziesięciolecia rysuje sie ogólnym konturem wkład naukowców i artystów polskiego pochodzenia do kultury Kanady. |
UWAGI: | Tekst w jęz. ang., fr. i częśc. pol. Na s. tyt. pod tyt. głównymi: Proceedings of a symposium 20.XI.1993. Actes du colloque. Anniversary 50 anniversaire. Indeks. Streszcz. ang., fr. |
A strange outcome : the remarkable survival story of a Polish child
AUTOR: | Roy-Wojciechowski, John |
POZ/ODP: | John Roy-Wojciechowski and Allan Parker. | |
ADRES WYD.: | Auckland : Penguin Books, 2004. |
TEMATYKA: | |
OPIS FIZYCZ.: | 288 s. ; 24 cm. |
SYGNATURA: | 2133 |
KOD/INWENT: | 900000021336 | 2133 |
TREŚĆ: Pokaż informacje o treści pozycji >>On a bitterly cold winter`s morning in 1940, little Jan Wojciechowski and his family were rounded up by the conquering Russians to ~ begin the arduous journey to a labour camp in the Arctic. Along with miliions of other Polish citizens, they endured years of cruel hardship and deprivation. Miliions perished but the Wojciechowski children miraculously survived.This is the story of a barely known holocaust that brought young Jan to New Zealand in 1944; at its heart is a family who refused to be crushed by the terrifying force of Stalinism. A Strange Outcome also gives a fascinating glimpse into the fledgling beginnings of big business in New Zealand and the influences that put Jan, now known as John Roy, on the pathway to a happy and enormously successful life.`A triumph of humanity over the darkest of tragedies and cruelty. |
SPIS TREŚCI: Pokaż spis treści >>- FOREWORD
- JOURNEYS The Plain of Martyrs
- The resurrection of the dream
- Towards the belly of the bear
- Hello, Uncle Joe
- Riding the trains of horror
- In the camp of the living dead
- Caravans and Calvaries
- The caviar capital of the world
- ARRIVALS
- The most momentous Christmas present
- `... this little Poland of the Antipodes`
- `What about you, Jan?`
- The `foreign bloke` falls in love
- Learning the ropes with a brilliant rogue
- Mr Micawber and the Lord
- Cresting the corporate Everest
- Blood on the boardroom floor
- The nine-million-dollar men Surviving a world gone mad
- Black Friday and a slap on the hand
- RESURRECTIONS
- From Russian crucible to German spit
- Chasing the dream, finding reality
- Into the world of Islam
- Winning the ultimate prize
- The Honorary Polish Consul Blueprint for a Holocaust
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