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Niezauważone pokolenie emigracji rosyjskiej pierwszej fali (o wspomnieniach Władimira Warszawskiego)

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Witczak P.
Acta Polono-Ruthenica
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2019
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vol. Tom 1 Nr XXIV
63-74
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Vladimir Varshavsky – a representative of the younger generation of the first wave Russian emigration – went down in the history of literature as the author of the memoirs “The Unnoticed Generation”, dedicated to his generation. The article is an analysis of Varshavsky’s journals and an attempt to recreate his viewpoint on the antagonisms dividing the younger and the older gener-ation of émigrés. The paper also contains a description of polemics in the Russian émigré society which were generated after Varshavsky’s book was published.
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„Nostalgia” i inne opowiadania Nadieżdy Teffi, czyli Rosjanie w Paryżu lat 20. XX wieku

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Bielniak N.
Studia Rossica Posnaniensia
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2019
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vol. 44
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issue 1
25-34
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In her humorous 1920s short stories Teffi shows the dramatic situation of Russian diaspora in Paris mainly through the prism of ordinary emigrants. The writer pays attention, among others, to such issues connected with the life of refugees as isolation, alienation, poverty, prurient nostalgia or national identity.
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Образ города в прозаическом творчестве Нины Берберовой

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Witczak P.
Acta Neophilologica
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2020
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vol. XXII/1
91-102
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Nina Berberova – a representative of the first wave of Russian emigration – is known primarily as the author of the famous autobiography Kursiv moy. Berberova’s prose of the 1920s and 30s is the main topic of this article, in which the author refers to the tradition of Russian literature of the nineteenth and early twentieth century. The urban text created by Nina Berberova is considered in the paper as a hypertext; the author distinguishes the features of this textual formation and provides the exam-ples. This urban text is interpreted not as scattered fragments but as an integrated whole. The researcher tries to identify the interpreting code of a “Parisian text” of the first emigration wave closely associated with the myth which organizes this urban text.
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