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Routledge Studies in Modern European History

The Politics, Memory, and Commemoration of the Postwar Camps for Germans in Poland (1945-1949)

Breaking the Conspiracy of Silence

Piotr (Polish Academy of Sciences) Madajczyk & Pawel Popielinski & Magdalena (Polish Academy of Sciences) Lemanczyk

The Politics, Memory, and Commemoration of the Postwar Camps for Germans in Poland (1945-1949)

Routledge Studies in Modern European History

The Politics, Memory, and Commemoration of the Postwar Camps for Germans in Poland (1945-1949)

Breaking the Conspiracy of Silence

Routledge Studies in Modern European History: The Politics, Memory, and Commemoration of the Postwar Camps for Germans in Poland (1945-1949)

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This book offers the first systematic comparative analysis of memory politics concerning post-war camps in Poland for the German population (and those classified as German).

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This book offers the first systematic comparative analysis of memory politics concerning post-war camps in Poland for the German population (and those classified as German).

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