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Ohio UNIVERSITY PRESS

Polish & Polish-American


Studies Series
Series editor, John J. Bukowczyk

T
his series revisits the historical and
contemporary experiences of one of
America’s largest ethnic groups and the
history of a European homeland that has
played an important role in twentieth-
century world affairs. The Polish and
Polish-American Studies Series publishes
innovative monographs and more general
works that offer new, critical, revisionist,
or comparative perspectives in the field.
Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary
in profile, the series recruits
manuscripts on Polish immigration
and ethnic communities and on
their country of origin and its
various peoples.
The Law of the
new

Rome’s Most Faithful


Looking Glass
Daughter Cinema in Poland, 1896–1939
The Catholic Church and Independent Sheila Skaff
Poland, 1914–1939
“A remarkable collection of information on the
Neal Pease progression of movies in the interwar years.”
Based on research carried out in four countries, —Polish American Journal
including recently opened documents in the 256 pages, illus.
Vatican Secret Archives, this book offers the 978-0-8214-1784-3 hc $34.95
first scholarly history of Poland’s close but
complex political relationship with the Catholic
Church from 1914 to the outbreak of the
Second World War.
Testaments
312 pages, illus. Two Novellas of Emigration and Exile
978-0-8214-1855-0 hc $49.95
Danuta Mostwin
978-0-8214-1856-7 pb $26.95
Testaments presents two novellas until
now unavailable in English trans­lation—
Forthcoming The Last Will of Blaise Twardowski and
The Origins of Modern Jocasta—powerful vignettes of life in
immigrant America.
Polish Democracy “Her fiction captures the psychological
Edited by M. B. B. Biskupski, changes experienced by Polish immigrants,
James S. Pula, and Piotr J. Wróbel traces circumstances that shaped their lives,
This important work is the only single-volume and offers philosophical reflections on their
English-language history of modern Polish existence.”
democratic thought and parliamentary systems —Slavic and East European Journal
and represents the latest scholarly research 136 pages
978-0-8214-1607-5 hc $34.95
by leading specialists from Europe and North 978-0-8214-1608-2 pb $14.95
America.
376 pages
978-0-8214-1891-8 hc $59.95
978-0-8214-1892-5 pb $28.95
THE BORDERS OF
now in paper
INTEGRATION
polish migrants in germany and the united states, 1870–1924 Forthcoming The Exile Mission
The Borders The Polish Political Diaspora and
of Integration
Polish Americans, 1939–1956
Anna D. Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann
Polish Migrants in Germany and Winner of the 2001 Kulczycki Prize Awarded by
the United States, 1870–1924 the Polish American Historical Association

Brian McCook Winner of the 2004 Oskar Halecki Prize


“This is a historical analysis of migration patterns
A groundbreaking look at the interplay
. . . that provides highly illuminating perspectives
between the established Polish-American
Brian McCook on a range of difficult and important questions
community and the refugee community
to do with the integration of migrants and the
and a compelling analysis of the vigorous
importance of migration for questions of national
debate about ethnic identity and immigrant
identity. The author is to be congratulated on
responsibility toward the homeland.
writing in elegant and clear prose, which will be
368 pages, illus.
attractive to scholars and students alike.”
978-0-8214-1527-6 pb $32.95
—Stefan Berger, University of Manchester
296 pages, illus.
978-0-8214-1925-0 hc $55.00
978-0-8214-1926-7 pb $26.95
Ohio UNIVERSITY PRESS

Polish & Polish-American Studies Series


Holy Week The Grasinski Girls
A Novel of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising The Choices They Had and
Jerzy Andrzejewski the Choices They Made
Foreword by Jan Gross
Mary Patrice Erdmans
Introduction and commentary Winner of the 2005 Oskar Halecki Prize
by Oscar E. Swan Honorable Mention, Association for
Humanist Sociology Book Awards
“Creates in one slim volume a vivid world
peopled by believable and sympathetic “Sociologist Mary Patrice Erdmans wrote a
characters whose lives depict with gripping book which is gutsy, honest, innovative, and
accuracy an entire historical era. . . . Urgently controversial. . . . The Grasinski Girls is a
recommended to all readers with an interest riveting read, highly recommended to scholars
in world history.” and the broader reading public alike.”
—Library Journal, starred review ­—Journal of Social History
152 pages, illus.
352 pages, illus.
978-0-8214-1715-7 hc $39.95
978-0-8214-1581-8 hc $49.95
978-0-8214-1716-4 pb $19.95
978-0-8214-1582-5 pb $24.95
978-0-8214-4220-3 pdf $19.95

Traitors and
True Poles
Narrating a Polish-American Identity,
The Clash of
1880–1939 Moral Nations
Karen Majewski Cultural Politics in Piłsudski’s Poland,
A Choice Outstanding Academic Title 1926–1935
Winner of the 2000 Kulczycki Prize Awarded by
the Polish American Historical Association Eva Plach
Winner of the 2003 Oskar Halecki Prize “The Clash of Moral Nations is sure
“This is a pioneering work. Majewski found to become required reading for anyone
and made sense of a treasure trove of interested in 20th-century East European
popular literature written in Polish for and history.”
about Polish immigrants to the US in the late —Brian Porter
19th and early 20th century.”—Choice In this study of the political culture of
248 pages, illus. interwar Poland, Eva Plach shifts the focus
978-0-8214-1469-9 hc $42.95 from strictly political contexts and examines
978-0-8214-1470-5 pb $24.95 instead the sanacja’s open-ended and
malleable language of purification, rebirth,
and moral regeneration.
272 pages
978-0-8214-1695-2 hc $42.95

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Framing the Polish Home Auschwitz, Poland,
Postwar Cultural Constructions and the Politics of
of Hearth, Nation, and Self
.
Commemoration,
Edited by Bozena Shallcross 1945–1979
“Not only does it discuss specific issues and Jonathan Huener
writers from the Polish context, but it also
Winner of the 2004
points toward a significant body of AAASS Orbis Book Prize
theoretical approaches to home and
“Auschwitz, Poland, and the Politics of
space issues through the rigorous
Commemoration is . . . a fascinating and
and creative use of relevant theories
engaging study that makes an important
on the part of many contributors.
contribution to our understanding of the
. . . Framing the Polish Home is
controversy over memory at Auschwitz and
definitely something to write home
is a highly welcome addition to the growing
about.”
body of literature on twentieth-century Polish-
—Justyna Beinek, Sarmatian Review
Jewish relations.”—Slavic Review
360 pages
352 pages, illus.
978-0-8214-1436-1 hc $44.95
  978-0-8214-1506-1 hc $44.95
978-0-8214-1437-8 pb $22.95
978-0-8214-1507-8 pb $24.95

Of related interest
Forthcoming
An Invisible Rope
Portraits of Czesław Miłosz
Edited by Cynthia L. Haven
The earliest in this collection of thirty-two memoirs begins
in the 1930s, and the latest to within a few days of Miłosz’s
death. This vital collection reveals the fascinating life story
of the man Joseph Brodsky called “one of the greatest
poets of our time, perhaps the greatest.”
272 pages  978-0-8040-1132-7 hc $59.95   978-0-8040-1133-4  pb $26.95

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