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10th Annual Kościuszko Chair Conference: Forced migrations in Poland after 1944

10th Annual Kościuszko Chair Conference: Forced migrations in Poland after 1944

Mass migrations, which began in the Polish lands …

The Institute of World Politics

November 16, 201738m 10s

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Show Notes

Mass migrations, which began in the Polish lands already in 1944, lasted until the end of the 50s. Their effect was the displacement of a dozen or so millions of people into unfamiliar, alien lands. The lecture will show the diary of migrants of those times from the corpus of over one thousand works, digitized and subjected to qualitative analysis. Professor Jakub Isanski is a sociologist working at the Faculty of Social Sciences at one of the biggest Polish universities: the University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznan. He specializes in issues related to migrations and its social consequences. Among his published papers are the results of field research on contemporary Polish migration.