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Title Poles & Jews : history - culture - education / edited by Mariusz Misztal and Piotr Trojański.
Contributors Misztal, Mariusz
Trojański, Piotr, 1968-
Publisher Kraków : Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Pedagogicznego
Creation Date 2011
Notes Includes bibliographical references.
Content Part 1. History: The 'Zionist situation' of Polish Jewry between the two World Wars / Yosef Gorny -- The influence of Polish national heritage on modern Jewish nationalism / Yaacov Shavit -- Israel and its friends: Selected international relations issues in the nineteenth and the twientieth centuries / Łukasz Tomasz Sroka -- Polish-Jewish survivors in Israel / Miri Freilich -- The 'miraculous Likud' or the 'Polish formula' / Sigal Ben-Rafael Galanti -- Part 2. Culture: Stories about Palestine in inter-war Polish-Jewish children's literature / Eugenia Prokop-Janiec -- The extra value of translation: The importance of 'imported' children's literature and the influence of Kornel Makuszynski's books for young adults on juvenile literature in Israel / Hanna Livnat -- Sixty years of Polish literature translated into Hebrew: An overview / Nurit Buchweitz -- Uri Orlev: the man from both sides / Jan Rybicki -- The writings of M.Y. Berdichevsky and their role in creating the Israeli national literature / Kinga Białek -- Hassidim and Bergson: A common heritage / Katarzyna Maria Rodrigo Pereira --
Homeland as exile and exile as homeland in the works of Dina Rubina / Teresa Żeberek -- Jewish inspirations in the literary work of Stanislaw Jerzy Lec / Dorota Szczęśniak -- For connoisseurs only... The Holocaust culture and its use in a fictional construction of the Holocaust: The case of Marek Bieńczyk's Tworki / Bogusław Gryszkiewicz -- Part 3. Education: Do we want to remember? commemorating the Holocaust in practice in post-communist Poland from a European comparative perspective / Jolanta Ambrosewicz-Jacobs -- 'If I went back there...' - The return after the Holocaust in the light of the audiovisual testimonies of the Los Angeles Shoah foundation / Renata Łuczyńska -- Journey to Ożarów: Exploring family roots in Poland / Yitzhak Greenberg.
Extent 226 pages
21 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990032517590205171

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