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Poland Is Not Lost While We Still Live’: The Making of Polish Iran, 1941-4

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Our Children and the Limits of Cinema: Early Jewish Responses to the Holocaust

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Opening a Non-exit State: The Passport Policy of Communist Poland, 1949-1980

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