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The Exploitation of Polish Labor in the Soviet Union during World War Two
Labor for Bread
Stalin and Poland's Eastern Borderlands
Terror, Trauma, Totalitarianism
An Assessment of its Significance as a Public and Historical Issue in the United States and Great Britain, 1940-1993
The Katyn Massacre
Ge. Sikorski, Poland, and Soviet Union
The week the race track became a camp for Polish Refugee Children October 1943
Down the Home Stretch ay Santa Anita
The deportation of Polish refugees to Abercorn camp in northern Rhodesia
Poles in Abercorn in WW2
War and Memory in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus
A Selection of Essays
The Case of the Second Polish Corps in World War Two and the Re-settlement of its Veterans in Alberta
2 Corps Veterans in Alberta
The Political Reaction to the Resettlement of the Post-War Polish Refugees in Great Britain
Dealing with the Polish Problem
The complicated case of Polish displaced children to Canada in 1949
I Don't Want To Go Back
Cultural retention among Polish women who came to Canada between 1945 and 1960 as Displaced Persons or Immigrants
Cultural Retention
Post WWII Polish Immigrants to Canada: Survivors of Deportation and Exile in Soviet Labout Camps
The Power of Polonia
Polish National Identify in Leicester since 1945
Migrant Memories_Migrant Lives
An oral history study of Polish émigrés in Great Britain
War Resettlement, Rooting, Ageing
The emotional health and well-being of elderly Polish migrants,
War Experiences
Narrating Polish pasts in Britain
Histories, Stories and Memories
This paper examines the repressions levelled against Polish culture and the cultural resistance utilized by the Poles to protect their culture.
Polish Culture during WW2
