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POLISH CHILDREN OF BARCELONA (Polskie dzieci z Barcelony)

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Skaza D., Zboralski T.
Studia Migracyjne - Przegląd Polonijny
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2009
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vol. 35
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issue 1(131)
95-97
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In December 2008 Polish Honorary Consul and the Authorities of Barcelona prepared a meeting to commemorate the story of a group of Polish children that found a shelter in Catalonia after WW II. During the war about one hundred Polish children were taken from their parents to The Third Reich. According to the disgraceful project 'Lebensborn', they were being germanised. In 1946 Red Cross took them to Barcelona, where - in spite of economic problems - they could at last learn Polish culture. Wanda Tozer, The Secretary of Polish Honorary Consul, made the most for the children's education and material help. 62 years later it was extremely difficult to find out what happened with these Polish children. It is probably the very last moment to conduct the study, to find some sources, to interview the 'children' and to illuminate the story
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ZMIANY PRAKTYK JEDZENIOWYCH WŚRÓD POLSKICH EMIGRANTEK W BARCELONIE I BERLINIE

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Main I.
Studia Migracyjne - Przegląd Polonijny
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2016
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vol. 42
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issue 2 (160)
135-156
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Migracja do innych społeczności etnicznych powoduje zetknięcie z odmiennym stylem życia, zwyczajami żywieniowymi, porami posiłków i produktami. Prowadzi to do kwestionowania własnych zwyczajów i przyjmowania w różnym stopniu nowych. Celem artykułu jest analiza elementów lokalnych praktyk kulinarnych przyjętych przez polskie migrantki w Barcelonie i Berlinie od otaczających je społeczności. Następnie zastanawiam się nad przyczynami i sposobami zachowywania własnych polskich i rodzinnych tradycji kulinarnych oraz znaczeniem nostalgii smakowej za polskimi daniami i produktami. Wskazuję, że część polskich migrantek przyjmuje miejscowe mody kulinarne w postaci konsumpcji produktów lokalnych, regionalnych oraz bio. Podstawą tekstu jest materiał zebrany podczas etnograficznych badań terenowych, prowadzonych od 2010 roku wśród heterogenicznych grup Polek mieszkających w Barcelonie i Berlinie. Badanie praktyk kulinarnych pozwala mi zadać pytania o kwestie tożsamości, integracji, związków z krajem rodzinnym, transferu praktyk, zmiany stylu życia i stosunku do ciała oraz dbania o zdrowie.
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Migration to another ethnic community leads to encounters with other styles of living, eating habits, meals’ schedule and food products. It leads to questioning own practices and accepting new ones to varying degrees. The objective of this paper is to analyze local culinary practices taken by Polish migrant women from local communities in Barcelona and Berlin. I also question the reasons and ways of maintaining Polish and family-based culinary traditions as well as gustatory nostalgia for Polish dishes and food ingredients. I argue that some Polish migrants incorporate local culinary trends such as eating local,regional and bio foods into their diet. This article is based on ethnographic research among a heterogeneous group of Polish migrant women living in Barcelona and Berlin, conducted since 2010. My research of culinary practices gives an insight into questions of identity, integration, connection with one’s homeland, transfer of practices, change of style of living, attitude towards own body and caring for one’s own health.
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FENOMÉN HRANICE V KONTEXTE VÝVOJA VZŤAHOV MEDZI ŠPANIELSKYM KRÁĽOVSTVOM A JEHO KATALÁNSKYM AUTONÓMNYM REGIÓNOM

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Király R.
Annales Scientia Politica
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2019
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vol. 8
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issue 2
90 – 99
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This work analyses a conflict between Spain and its autonomous region of Catalonia. We appeal to context of phenomenon of identity borders and emotional bordering, with using a border study methodology. The article characterizes signs and symbols - both tangible and intangible - on the basis of which the Catalans identify them as a nation with ambitions to have their own state or to federalize the Kingdom of Spain. The work also describes historical and current context of struggle between Madrid and Barcelona (economical, political, and cultural). In the last part we accentuate four scenarios of potential evolution of relations between Spain and Catalonia.
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