Describes family conditions in pre-war Poland and the changes that occur at the outbreak of the war.

This work reminds the cultural diversity of pre-war Poland.

By 1942, the number of new German arrivals in pre-war Poland had already reached two million.

Ukrainians represented about 16% of the total population of the pre-war Poland.

Pre-war Poland was portrayed as a capitalist state based on exploitation of the working people and ethnic minorities.

Jewish survivors found it practically impossible to reconstruct their earlier lives as they were before in pre-war Poland.

They include valuable historical and geographical information on the land and peoples of pre-war Poland.

Krzywicka's work on spreading the knowledge about sexual education and birth control made her the most famous feminist of pre-war Poland.

Of pre-war Poland's 603 scientific institutions, about half were totally destroyed, and only a few survived the war relatively intact.

It covers both contemporary and pre-war Poland.

The main bulk of the soldiers were from the eastern voivodeships of pre-war Poland.

Rabbi Gold's memoir of his childhood in pre-war Poland was widely admired.

Pre-war Poland was Europe's Jewish heartland, with a community numbering some 3.2 million, or around 10 percent of the country's total population.

"Cultural events of the old community have been traditional, forged from our experiences of pre-war Poland, so involve mostly classical or folk music.

The report mentioned that ethnic German citizens from pre-war Poland were considered "traitors of the nation" and sentenced to forced labor.

Until this time, Polish children could receive education in Polish according to the curriculum of pre-war Poland.

Duiker and Spielvogel note that up to two million Germans had been settled in pre-war Poland by 1942.

The painting gave off a faint smell of must and incense - the scent of pre-war Poland, of a nation vanished from the map.

German settlement in the former eastern territories of Germany and pre-war Poland dates back to the medieval Ostsiedlung.

You can't mention Jews in an Isaac Bashevis Singer story about pre-war Poland.

By far the largest part of the population of Lower Silesia has its roots in the eastern areas of pre-war Poland.

At the time of his death in August 2000, he was mourned by more followers than his father had in pre-War Poland.

Kymlicka illustrates this point with the example of pre-war Poland and Germany, who granted reciprocal rights and privileges to each other's resident national minorities.

Dubno (in pre-war Poland): All the prisoners in Dubno's three-story prison, including women and children, were executed.

Hills' book Return to Poland showed his fascination with pre-war Poland, and in 1939 he moved to Warsaw to teach English.