Being Polish, Jewish, and Tarnovian: Youth and Polyvalent Senses of Belonging during the Second Polish Republic

IF 0.7 4区社会学 Q2 AREA STUDIES

East European Politics and Societies Pub Date : 2022-10-19 DOI:10.1177/08883254211070849

Agnieszka Wierzcholska

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“This was my rudest awakening that I was Jewish. I was not Polish, I was horrified!” Cesia Honig, from Tarnów, perceived herself as a Polish patriot until 1938, when she was insulted for being a Je...

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作为波兰人、犹太人和塔尔诺维亚人:波兰第二共和国时期的青年和多重归属感

“这是我最粗鲁地意识到自己是犹太人。我不是波兰人，我吓坏了!”来自Tarnów的西西亚·霍尼格(Cesia Honig)一直认为自己是波兰爱国者，直到1938年，她因为是波兰人而受到侮辱。

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期刊介绍： East European Politics and Societies is an international journal that examines social, political, and economic issues in Eastern Europe. EEPS offers holistic coverage of the region - every country, from every discipline - ranging from detailed case studies through comparative analyses and theoretical issues. Contributors include not only western scholars but many from Eastern Europe itself. The Editorial Board is composed of a world-class panel of historians, political scientists, economists, and social scientists.