Studia Migracyjne – Przegląd Polonijny, nr 1/2014

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• Agnieszka Małek: Introduction

ARTYKUŁY

• Ursula Lehmkuhl: “Reading Immigrant Letters and Bridging the Micro-Macro Divide
• Ursula Lehmkuhl: “Johann Heinrich Carl – The Revolutionary: The History and Collective Memory of a German-American Family, 1852-2004” 
• Hartmut Keil: “German-American Radicals, Antebellum Politics, and the Civil War”
• Wolfgang Helbich: “Ethnic Legends in the Gray Zones of History: The Case of Germans in the American Civil War" 
• Suzanne M. Sinke: “Moravians, Mormons, Moonies: Thinking about religion, migration, and marriage across U.S. History”
• James S. Pula: “Remembering Poland, But Not Polonia: The Development of Polish American Historical Memory”
• Neal Pease: “Stanley Ketchel, The “Michigan Assassin”: The First Polish-American Sports Champion” 
• Joanna Kulpińska: “Emigration and the Social Topography of a Village – an Analysis of Overseas Migration from Babica”
• Anna Fiń: “In the space of „displaced borderland”. A few refl ections on the relationships between Polish and Ukrainian immigrants in the United States” 
• Stefano Agnoletto: “Ethnicity vs Structural Factors in North American History. The Case Study of the Italian Economic Niches”