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245 1 4 _aThe Other October Revolution: Poland, 1956-57
_cJerzy Kochanowski, Anda MacBride
250 _a2023
264 1 _aPaderborn
_bBrill | Schöningh
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300 _a1 Online-Ressource (338 Seiten)
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520 _aThe cautious expansion of freedoms in the sign of de-Stalinization is remembered in Poland as the "October Thaw of 1956". The renowned historian Jerzy Kochanowski presents an innovative view of this era. He vividly describes the contemporary facts of life as hooliganism and prostitution, work and unemployment, money and corruption, the concept of deliberate motherhood and dreams of having one's own car. The term "revolution" in the title of the book is to be taken literally, because the emotions that gripped Polish society at the time manifested themselves in a variety of ways on the streets. When the “Polish October Revolution” was over, the country was irreversibly changed.
648 _a1956-1957
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700 1 _aKochanowski, Jerzy
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