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The Righteous Exhibited. Self-affirmative Memory in Polish Museum Culture
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This project was accomplished with funds from the program“Development of Scientific Journals,” awarded by the Ministry of Educationand Science in 2021, decision number rcn/sp/0575/2021/1. ; 21 cm ; Eng. text, eng. summary
Subject and Keywords:museums ; Polish culture of memory ; self-affirmation ; rescue of Jews ; Righteous Among the Nations
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