Poland’s Cultural Diplomacy in Ukraine by Halyna Lutsyshyn, Lesia Kornat, Olena Lukachuk

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Cultural Heritage in the Field of the Idea of Nature Protection in the Second Polish Republic (1918-1939) as an Antecedent of Ecological Education in Poland at the Turn of the 21st... by Edyta Wolter

Subjects: “…heritage of Polish culture…”
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Zofia Szczupaczyńska wobec wyzwań swoich czasów. Uwagi na marginesie lektury cyklu „krakowskich kryminałów” Maryli Szymiczkowej [właśc. Jacek Dehnel i Piotr Tarczyński] by Adam Mazurkiewicz

“…Those in turn lead to the demythologization of the image of Kraków’s ‘Galician-ness’ at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, well established in Polish culture, along with the perception of social relations charac­teristic of that period. …”
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Polish Historiography of Polish - Lithuanian Union of 20th Century by Mečislovas Jučas

“…Although Lithuania's position was not relevant to Poland, the king lived in Poland, the Polish nobility was predominant in parliamentary life, furthermore, the Polish culture was much richer. The Lithuania and Poland two-sided state model was not only unique but also constant, strong, and even attractive. …”
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Niosąc w przyszłość dziedzictwo pontyfikatu. Związki watykańskiej Fundacji Jana Pawła II z instytucjami w Polsce by Andrzej Dobrzyński

“…The purpose of the Foundation was to develop a relationship between the Holy See and Polish nation, enhance the Christian and Polish culture throughout the world, and document the Pontificate of John Paul II. …”
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Llthuanian book publishing in Riga, 1904-1914 by Violeta Černiauskaitė

“…Furthermore, some social and book publishing contacts between the Lithuanians and Latvians in Riga were very beneficial for the growth of Lithuanian culture and especially important for fostering the ideas of Lithuanian and Latvian national solidarity as a counterbalance to the influence of Polish culture. …”
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A Ship Emerges in the Distance... People Stand and Applaud. The (Un)obvious Contexts of the Wrocław Sea Festival Celebrations in June 1945 by Joanna Nowosielska-Sobel

“…Through the analysis of archival sources created by municipal and provincial authorities, notes and press articles, memoirs, and leaflets, it has been determined that while propaganda was the dominant feature of these celebrations, their significance for the foundational moment of Polish culture in the post-German city was equally fundamental. …”
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Models of Historical Memory and past Representation of Vilnius University in the 19th-20th Centuries by Alfredas Bumblauskas

“…This interpretation is contrary to the traditional Lithuanian model of historical memory; it sheds a different light on the Lithuanian Poles and phenomena of Polish culture (including Vilnius University), interpreting them as part of the self-identity of Lithuanian culture. …”
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