The Polish Review 1997: Vol 42 Index

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Volume 42 Index
INDEX TO VOLUME XLII (1997)
ARTICLES
Anderson, Sheldon, “The Oder-Neisse Border and Polish-East German
Relations,” 2:185-199.
Braun, Kazimierz, “Religious Theater in Poland Under Totalitarianism,”
3:297-315.
Clark, Elizabeth Morrow, “The Free City of Danzig: Borderland, Hansestadt or
Social Democracy?”, 3:259-276.
Daniec, Jadwiga I., “Man, Flora and Fauna in the Bronze Door of the Gniezno
Cathedral in Poland,” 1:3-27.
Drobnicki, John A., “The Russo-Polish War, 1919-1920: A Bibliography of
Materials in English,” 1:95-104.
Hilfstein, Erna, “Sebastian Petrycy, A Polish Renaissance Scholar,” 1:77-94.
Hunter, Richard J., Jr., and Ryan, Leo V., “An Update on the Polish Legal
System: Special Rules for Foreign Participation,” 3:339-348.
Janus, Bolestaw, “Self-Identity Formation and the Polish Sub-culture of
German Upper Silesia,” 2:167-184.
Karcez, Andrzej, “Kazimierz Woycicki: The Founder of Polish Formalism,:
2:155-165.
Kasparek, Christopher, “Prus’ Pharaoh and the Solar Eclipse,” 4:471-478.
Kasparek, Christopher, “Prus’ Pharaoh and the Wieliczka Salt Mine,” 3:349-
355.
Kowalski, Kazimierz, and Turasiewicz, Romuald, “Chronicle of the Polish
Academy of Arts and Sciences,” 4:479-487.
Kraszewski, Charles S., “Now the Hungry Dogs Come Out: Zbigniew
Herbert’s Lalek and the Question: Who is My Brother?” 3:277-296.
Lobodziriska, Barbara, “Family, Women, and Employment in Poland and
Other Central European Countries: Ideology of Equality and Reality of
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Discrimination,” 4:447-469.
Molenda, Jan, “The Role of Women in the Polish Migration to the Rhein-
Westphalia Industrial Region at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century,”
3:317-338.
Novak, Jean M., and Wyszewiariska-Langdon, Henriette, “Successfully
Raising Bilingual English-Polish Speaking Children,” 2:215-224.
Odom, William E., “After NATO Enlargement: Challenges and Changes,”
4:386-394.
Perliriska, Agnieszka, “An Epistolary Triangle: Love, Friendship and Exile in
Cyprian Norwid’s Private Letters,” 2:201-214.
Peszke, Michael A., “British Special Operations Executive Archives and
Poland: An Analysis,” 4:431-446.
Pienkos, Donald E., “The 1995 Polish Presidential Election: A Step Toward
Normalcy,” 4:395-430.
Ryan, Leo V., and Hunter, Richard J., Jr., “An Update on the Polish Legal
System: Special Rules for Foreign Participation,” 3:339-348.
Schwonek, Matthew R., “Kazimierz Sosnkowski and the Foundations of
Polish Military Policy, 1918-1926,” 1:45-76.
Shore, Marci, “Some Words for Grown-up Marxists: ‘A Poem for Adults’ and
the Revolt from Within,” 2:131-154.
Wise, Andrew Kier, “The Search for Slavic Unity: Aleksander Lednicki and the
Russian Revolution of 1905,” 1:29-44.
Wrobel, Piotr, “The Judenrate Controversy: Some Polish Aspects,” 2:225-
232.
Wyszewianska-Langdon, Henriette, and Novak, Jean M., “Successfully
Raising Bilingual English-Polish Speaking Children,” 2:215-224.
REVIEW ARTICLES
Baer. Joachim T., “From a Russian-Mentored Paideia to a Phoenix-Like
Rebirth,” 3:371-377.
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Carter, Steven, “Two Transatlantic Works on American Literature,” 3:365-369.
Lupack, Barbara Tepa, “New Perspectives on Katyn,” 3:357-363.
BOOK REVIEWS
Benet, Sula, Song, Dance and Customs in Peasant Poland, (Alex E.
Alexander), 2:243-244.
Bogucka, Maria, The Lost World of the “Sarmatians”: Custom as the
Regulator of Polish Social Life in Early Modern Times, (Lynn
Lubamersky), 2:252-254.
Braun, Kazimierz, A History of Polish Theater, 1939-1989. Spheres of
Captivity and Freedom, (Tamara Trojanowska), 2:248-250.
Budziak, Jozef, Dzieje Leska, 1772-1928, (John Micgiel), 1:117-119.
Chylinski, Teresa, Karol Szymanowski: His Life and Works, (Anne Swartz),
1:108-111.
Linz, John J., and Stepan, Alfred, Problems of Democratic Transition and
Consolidation: Southern Europe, South America, and Post-Communist
Europe, (Bogustawa Bednarcezyk), 2: 246-247.
Mikos, Michael J., Polish Baroque and Enlightenment Literature: An
Anthology, (Gerard T. Kapolka), 1:114-117.
Perdue, William Dan, editor, Modernization Crisis: The Transformation of
Poland, (Daniel H. Krymkowski), 2:250-252.
Perdue, William Dan, Paradox of Change: The Rise and Fall of Solidarity in
the New Poland, (Daniel H. Krymkowski), 2:250-252.
Prazmowska, Anita J., Britain and Poland, 1939-1943. The Betrayed Ally,
(Anna M. Cienciala), 3:379-383.
Simoncini, Gabriele, The Communist Party of Poland 1918-1929: A Study
in Political Ideology, (Raymond Taras), 2:244-246.
Sloan, James Park, Jerzy Kosinski: A Biography, (Thomas S. Gladsky),
1:111-114.
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Stepan, Alfred, and Linz, John J., Problems of Democratic Transition and
Consolidation: Southern Europe, South America, and Post-Communist
Europe, (Bogustawa Bednarczyk), 2: 246-247.
Sudolski, Zbigniew, Mickiewicz. Opowies¢ biograficzna, (Roman
Koropeckyj), 2:237-243.
Szymborska, Wistawa, View with a Grain of Sand, translated by Stanistaw
Barariczak and Clare Cavanaugh, (Maya Peretz), 2: 233-237.
Warner, Marina, From the Beast to the Blonde: On Fairy Tales and Their
Tellers, (Alex E. Alexander), 2:243-244.
Williams, George Huntston, History of the Polish Reformation by Stanislas
Lubieniecki and Nine Related Documents, (Peter Brock), 1:105-108.
ANNUAL REPORT: 4:489-507.
CONTRIBUTORS: 1:127; 2:255-256; 3:384; 4:509.
CORRECTIONS: 2:130; 3:258.
EDITOR’S NOTE: 2:130.
IN MEMORIAM: 1:123-126.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: 1:121.