The Polish-American Community in South Bend.

Breza, Kathleen; And Others

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Title: The Polish-American Community in South Bend.

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Title:	The Polish-American Community in South Bend.
Authors:	Breza, Kathleen; And Others
Descriptors:	Cultural Awareness; Cultural Background; Cultural Pluralism; Ethnic Groups; Ethnic Studies; Higher Education; Minority Groups; Polish Americans; Research Projects; Secondary Education
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Publication Date:	1975-06-00
Pages:	27
Pub Types:	Books
Abstract:	Developed as part of an ethnic heritage studies program, this document provides an historical narrative of Polish Americans in South Bend, Indiana. The document presents background information, beginning with the dating of Polish national existence in 966 when King Mieszko converted to Christianity. Emigrating to America for economic reasons, many Poles began arriving in Indiana around 1850 through 1860. Their subsequent life and cultural development in South Bend is presented. The Polish community retained strong roots and identity to their Polish heritage into the 1960s when a decline in identity ensued. Recent emphasis is on cultural pluralism. (JR)
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Note:	For related documents, see SO 008 867 and 868
Identifiers:	Indiana (South Bend)
Record Type:	Non-Journal
Level:	1 - Available on microfiche
Institutions:	Indiana Univ., South Bend. Ethnic Heritage Studies Program.
Sponsors:	N/A
ISBN:	N/A
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Audiences:	N/A
Languages:	N/A
Education Level:	Higher Education; Secondary Education

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