What Can Be Seen from Manchuria? Polish Community on the World Map According to the Polish Press for Children and Youth in Harbin (1919–1937)
2024, 68, No. 2
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The article concerns the Polish-language press for children and youth published in the years 1919–1937 in Harbin, Manchuria. It aims to trace the Polish emigrants’ ideas – especially those reflected by the young generation in the press – regarding their community’s national identity and its place on the world map of countries and nations. The article discusses the subjects of raising children in Polish tradition in a multicultural city in Asia, the developing relations between the colony and the homeland and, finally, the project of patriotism promoted by some young Poles in order to take advantage of their place of residence for the sake of their country.
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