Be-vatim zarim Polanim £̀�e-Yehudim bi-Shlezyah ha-taı̀Ætit le-aı̀Æar 1945 = In other people's houses : Poles and Jews in Lower Silesia after 1945 / Anah Holtser-ı̀øo£̀�alı̀đo.

Author/creator Holzer-Kawalko, Anna
Format Electronic
Publication InfoYerushalayim : Hotsa�ơat sefarim ��al sh. Y.L. Magnes, ha-Universi£̀Ưah ha-��Ivrit, [783 = 2022]
Description192 pages : illustrations, map ; 21 cm.
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Added title page In other people's houses : Poles and Jews in Lower Silesia after 1945
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Abstract After the Second World War, Poland experienced a radical transformation of its regime, a dramatic change of its borders and a large-scale resettlement of its population. The emergent Polish state lost its Eastern provinces to the Soviet Union and obtained areas east of the Oder-Neisse line as a compensation. Between 1945 and 1947, the vast majority of the German residents were expelled from the newly annexed territories, which were repopulated with Polish citizens, including around 100,000 Jewish survivors of the Holocaust. This book focuses on the first two years of this resettlement in Lower Silesia, and illuminates how Poles and Jews dealt with the material heritage left behind by the Germans. Pointing to the importance of material culture for the political and individual sense of belonging, the book offers a new perspective on the formation of Polish society after 1945.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references in English, Polish, and Hebrew (pages 152-192).
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LCCN 2022462960
ISBN9789657808351 (pbk)
ISBN9657808359 (pbk)
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