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	Poland, history - encyclopedia article - Citizendium
		The Grand Duchy of Warsaw was a miniature Poland with an area of 64,000 square miles (166,000 sq km) and 4,350,000 inhabitants.
		There was a highly divisive public debate about the Communist past in which one side unconditionally condemned Communist Poland as a totalitarian state of terror, governed by a foreign (Soviet) power that destroyed the natural composition of society and the operation of the economy.
		Public opinion polls conducted by sociologists reveal that the public maintains a rather ambivalent attitude to the period of Communist rule in Poland, and that Poles essentially judge the historical role of Solidarity and Lech Walesa positively.
	en.citizendium.org /wiki/Poland,_history (13334 words)

	User:Mozzerati/iedited - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Representation of the Warsaw Uprising in symbols the media and public knowledge
		Representation of the Warsaw Uprising in symbols the media and public knowlege
		The capitulation of Warsaw after the Warsaw Uprising
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/User:Mozzerati/iedited (250 words)

	Forty Years of Rehearsal
		Public commemoration of the Holocaust is the ceremonial expression of a collective search for meaning in the past that in turn creates its own memories.
		Public events, in Pierre Nora's (1989) terms, are "lieux de memoires," material, functional and symbolic sites, crystallizing and transmitting memories from one generation to the next.
		Public events, such as a ceremony, constitute a "public symbol system" (Ortner 1973) that is the source from which a community discovers, rediscovers, and transforms their own culture "generation after generation." Through their structure, public events can induce action, knowledge and experience (Handelman 1990:16).
	lrw.net /~lucia/pubs/wagro (9752 words)

	History News Network
		As politicians and veterans gathered in Warsaw to mark today's 60th anniversary of the uprising by the Polish Resistance against German occupation, a diplomatic row was simmering after the British government admitted it could have done more but stopped short of an apology.
		Media: Microsoft, which earlier this week announced a one-time cash dividend worth $32 billion to its shareholders, said today that it was exploring the sale of Slate, a pioneer in digital publishing.
		British Knighthoods: A body of legislators called the House of Commons Public Administration Committee recommended this month that the list of available aristocratic honors be trimmed drastically, from 16 to 4, and that the word "empire" be replaced with "excellence" in such medals as the Order of the British Empire.
	hnn.us /articles/printfriendly/6981.html (16626 words)

	holocaust remembrance
		Relates the history of the Warsaw Ghetto Monument, sculptured by Natan Rapoport and unveiled in Warsaw in 1948, and its recasting in Israel in 1975 (at Yad Vashem).
		The setting up of the monument in Israel was delayed by ideological disputes regarding the appropriate symbols for integration into the collective memory, which related sacrifice and heroism to the struggle for survival in Eretz Israel, and not to survival in the diaspora.
		States that the public consciousness in Germany confuses the notion of responsibility with that of guilt; the Germans perceive the discourse on responsibility as an attempt to accuse the whole nation of collective guilt.
	sicsa.huji.ac.il /remembrance.html (17748 words)

	Mapping Human Violence Project References
		Public death was first recognized as a matter of civilized concern in the nineteenth century, when some health workers decided that untimely death was a question between men and society, not between men and God.
		In the city of the dead all the technologies of death are seen in action, in Warsaw bombs and shells, the cycle of occupation and resistance and massacre, ghetto attrition, insurrection in the sewers.
		Warsaw knows that its ghettoes are emptied into Treblinka and Treblinka knows its gassed bodies are the same as the fallen of the Somme.
	imaginarymuseum.org /MHV/PZImhv (16997 words)

	Case of The Zwi Migdal Society (Buenos Aires, Argentina; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Warsaw, Poland, New York City, NY; South ...
		Born in Warsaw in 1881, Minkowski was a medal-winning graduate of the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts.
		Sophia was sold to a stranger in a public square in broad daylight in the civilized centre of Europe.
		Sophia Chamys, who shared a one-room thatch-roofed house with her parents and younger sister on the outskirts of Warsaw, was one of the victims whose story of hope and deprivation Vincent relates with aplomb.
	www.theawarenesscenter.org /ZwiMigdal.html (17407 words)

	Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Hansard (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Municipalities such as these can best pursue individual cases, have access to local networks and have firsthand knowledge of the most likely points of abuse in their own communities, whether these are multiple identities or unreported income.
		The media of the day, when it was announced in August 1988, made much of the selection.
		It is no coincidence that Ontarians have traditionally chosen natural resource symbols to represent their province, for Ontario always had a vibrant resource economy, an economy which built this province and an economy which should be able to sustain this province.
	www.ontla.on.ca /hansard/house_debates/35_parl/session3/l109.htm (19795 words)

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