Table of contents of past publications:
 Spring 2008, Volume LXV,
ARTICLES
Ethnic Historical Associations at the Crossroads: An Introduction,
by Anna D. Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann and Suzanne M. Sinke ............. 7
Dutch American History in Several Settings: the AADAS
and Other Visions, by Suzanne M. Sinke ................................................ 11
The American Italian Historical Association: A View From
the Bridge, by Jerome Krase .................................................................. 23
The Study of American Jewish History: in the Academy,
in the Community, by Hasia R. Diner ....................................................... 41
The Polish American Historical Association: Looking Back,
Looking Forward, by Anna D. Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann ................................ 57
Polish American Historical Association Membership
Survey, 2007, by Mary Patrice Erdmans ................................................... 77
REVIEWS
Lightening and Ashes: The Poetry of John Guzlowski,
by Thomas J. Napierkowski .................................................................... 85
POLISH AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA PROJECT .............................................. 95
 Autumn 2007, Volume LXIV, no.2
ARTICLES
Introduction to Polish-American Poetry, by John Z. Guzlowski ......... 5
POLISH-AMERICAN POETS
Phil Boiarski ........................................................................... 7
Linda Nemec Foster .............................................................................. 19
John Z. Guzlowski ................................................................................. 31
Leonard Kress ...................................................................................... 53
Mark Pawlak ........................................................................................ 67
Cecilia Woloch ...................................................................................... 81
ANALYTICAL ESSAY
Magical Polonism: Souls and Spirits of the Ancestors,
by Janusz Zalewski ................................................................................ 95
REVIEWS
Magical Polonism: Souls and Spirits of the Ancestors,
by Janusz Zalewski ................................................................................ 95
REVIEWS
The Exile Mission. The Polish Political Diaspora and Polish Americans,
1939-1956, Anna D. Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann
(Pien Versteegh) .................................................................................. 109
POLISH AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA PROJECT .............................................. 111
 Spring 2007, Volume LXIV, no.1
ARTICLES
Images of Neighbors and Poles in Early 20th Century Polish
American School Books, by Adam Walaszek ................................... 5
The Information Policy of the Polish Government-in-Exile Toward
the American Public During World War II, by Iwona Draąg Korga .................... 27
Forgotten Ancestors: Nineteenth Century Antecedents of Modern
Polonia, by James S. Pula ........................................................................ 47
A Profile of Polish Americans: Data From the 2000 U.S. Census,
by Jason C. Booza .................................................................................. 63
COMMENTARIES
Does the Life of Tadeusz Kościuszko Provide Lessons for Today?
by Wojciech Flera ................................................................................... 75
Is Polish-Jewish Reconciliation in North America Inevitable?
An Incautious Consideration, by M. B. B. Biskupski ....................................... 79
REVIEWS
Making Music in the Polish Tatras. Tourists, Ethnographers, and
Mountain Musicians, Timothy J. Cooley (Ann Hetzel Gunkel) ........................... 89
Haller’s Polish Army in France, Paul S. Valasek (James S. Pula) ..................... 90
For More Than Bread: Community and Identity in American Polonia,
1880-1940, William J. Galush (Anna Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann) ....................... 91
Poles in Minnesota, John Radzilowski (William J. Galush) .............................. 93
POLISH AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA PROJECT ............................................... 95
 2006 Autumn, Volume LXIII, no.2
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
In Praise of Work (to Be Done), by Mary Patrice Erdmans ............... 5
ARTICLES
The Unremembered Movement: Abstinence Among
Polish Americans, by William Galush ........................................................ 13
Wojciechowo: Polish Immigrants in St. Paul, Minnesota,
1875 to 1925, by John Radziłowski ......................................................... 23
Teofil Starzyński’s Activities to Recruit Polish Soldiers in Canada
During the Second World War, by Szymon Szytniewski ............................... 59
.
Haiman and Halecki in Light of the Polish Institute of Arts &
Sciences of America Archives, by Thaddeus V. Gromada ............................. 79
REVIEWS
The Grasinski Girls. The Choices They Had and the Choices They
Made, by Mary Patrice Erdmans (Anne Hetzel Gunkel) ................................ 93
Illuminating the Particular: Photographs of Milwaukee’s South Side,
by Christel T. Maass; Images of America: The Polish Community
of Worcester, by Barbara Proko, John Kraska, Jr., and Janice
Baniukiewicz Stickles (Anthony J. Kuzniewski, SJ) ..................................... 95
 2006 Spring, Volume LXIII no.1
ARTICLES
The Impact of Mazowsze and Ślaąsk on Polish Folk Dancing
in California, by Maja Trochimczyk ............................................. 5
Polish American Reaction to Civil Rights in Milwaukee,
1963-1965, by Stephen M. Leahy ............................................................ 35
A Pastoral Plan for Polonia in the New Millennium,
by Most Rev. Thomas J. Paprocki ............................................................ 57
Miracle: American Polonia, Karol Wojtyła and the Election of
Pope John Paul II, by John Radziłowski ................................................... 79
REVIEWS
Polish-American Folklore, by Deborah Anders Silverman
(Ann Hetzel Gunkel) ............................................................................. 91
Hamtramck Haunts, by Charlotte L. Cavanary (John Radziłowski) ............... 92
W imieniu sześciu milionów. Kongres Polonii Amerykańskiej w latach
1944-1968, by Joanna Wojdon (Anna Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann) .................... 93
 Autumn 2005, Volume LXII, no.2
ARTICLES
The Poles, the Dutch and the Grand Rapids Furniture Strike
of 1911, by Mary Patrice Erdmans ............................................... 5
Does Anyone Know My Name? A History of Polish American
Literature, by Thomas J. Napierkowski ....................................................... 23
Tomasz Siemiradzki: An Intellectual in Ethnic Politics,
by Adam Walaszek ............................................................................... 47
REVIEWS
Kosciuszko, We Are Here!: American Pilots of the Kosciuszko
Squadron in Defense of Poland, 1919-1921, by Janusz Cisek
(M. B. Biskupski) ................................................................................. 77
W kraągu chicagowskiej Polonii: szkice o czasach minionych i
ludziach, których przewazænie juzæ nie ma, by Wojciech
Białasiewicz (Anna Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann) ........................................... 82
My Grandfather’s Book: Generations of an American Family,
by Gary Gildner (Harriet Napierkowski) ................................................... 84
Bridgeport’s Socialist New Deal, 1915-36, by Cecelia Bucki
(Donald Pienkos) ................................................................................. 86
Arthur Szyk. Artist, Jew, Pole, by Joseph P. Ansell (James S. Pula) .............. 88
For Your Freedom and Ours. Casimir Pulaski 1745-1779, by
Antoni Lenkiewicz and Ted Kwiatkowski (James S. Pula) ............................. 89
 Spring 2005, Volume LXII, no.1
ARTICLES
Equality of Right: Polish American Bishops in the American
Hierarchy, by Daniel Buczek .................................................... 5
Of Polka, Pierogi and Ethnic Identity: Toward a Polish American
Cultural Studies, by Ann Hetzel Gunkel ..................................... 29
Immigration Incarnate: Elderly Polish Immigrants and Ethnics
Demonstrate the History of an Immigration and Its Effects
on Social Class, by Celia Berdes and Adam A. Zych .................................... 43
Glu/ck Auf: The Polish Labor Movement in the United States and
Germany, 1890-1914, by Pien Versteegh .................................................. 53
American Attitudes on Two Attempts to Establish Democracy in
Poland, 1947 and 1989, by Anna Mazurkewicz ........................................... 67
Report From America: The Polish Clergy on Polonia,
edited by William J. Galush ................................................................... 97
REVIEWS
Encyklopedia polskiej emigracji i Polonii, ed. by Kazimierz
Dopierała (Mark Kulikowski) ............................................................... 109
Fort Pulaski National Monument Administrative History, by
J. Faith Meader, and Count Casimir Pulaski: From Poland
to America, a Hero's Fight for Liberty, by AnnMarie Francis
Kajencki (Thomas Duszak) .................................................................. 110
Polacy i Polonia a świece: katalog pracy dyplomowych w
Archiwum Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego 1918-2000,
by Ireneusz Korzeniowski (Mark Kulikowski) .......................................... 112
 Autumn 2004, Volume LXI, no.2
INTRODUCTION
Polka Studies in the Scholarly Landscape,
by Ann Hetzel Gunkel ............................................................ 5
ARTICLES
The Clarinet Polka: Life, Literature and Music
by Thomas J. Napierkowski .................................................................. 9
Fathers, Daughters and the Polka: Accordian Crimes
and Misdemeanors in Hoopi Shoopi Donna,
by Harriett Napierkowski .................................................................... 25
Immigrant Voices: Polka Lyrics as Ethnic Literature,
by Ann Hetzel Gunkel ......................................................................... 35
Charlie Won’t Dance: Polka as Therapy,
by Eugenia Pawlik Zeitlin .................................................................... 55
Pushing Politics: Polka Music and Polonia,
by David J. Jackson ........................................................................... 61
Sundays in Pulaski Park, by Suzanne Strempek Shea .............................. 87
REVIEWS
Horn Man: A Review Essay, by Mark Kohan ........................................... 91
 Spring 2004, Volume LXI, no.1
Number 1
Why Does History Matter?, by His Excellency Przemyslaw Grudzinski,
Ambassador of the Republic of Poland
The Kosciuszko Reds, 1909-1919: Kings of the Milwaukee Sandlots,
by Neal Pease
Educating Polish Immigrants Chicago Style: 1980-2002,
by Geraldine Balut Coleman
“A Branch Cut Off From Its Trunk”—The Affects of Immigration Restriction on
American Polonia, by James S. Pula
A Bibliography on Polish Americans, 1996-2000, by Mark Kulikowski
Memories of a Recruiting Officer, by Fryderyk T. Janda
Autumn, 2003, Volume LX, no.2
Number 2
The Sacred in the City: Polonian Street Processions as
Countercultural Practice, by Ann Hetzel Gunkel
Ethnic Appeals: The 1960 and 1968 Presidential Elections in
Buffalo’s Polish American Community, by Craig R. Bucki
Overseas Migration from Partitioned Poland: Poznania and Eastern
Galicia as Case Studies, by Dorota Praszalowicz
Spring, 2003, Volume LX, no.1
Number 1
The Future of Polonia's Past: An Introduction,
by Anna D. Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann and Joel Wurl
The Connecticut Polish American Archives,
Central Connecticut State University, by Ewa Wolynska
The Hoover Institution Collections on Poles in the United States, by Maciej Siekierski
The Polish Museum of America, by Jan Lorys
Preserving American Polonia: Perspectives from the Immigration
History Research Center, by Joel Wurl
From the Polish National Catholic Church: A Tale of Two Archives in One City, by Joseph W. Wieczerzak
The Polish Book Collection, Alumni Memorial Library, St. Mary's College, by Karen Majewski
The Archives, Libraries and Museums of Polonia at Orchard Lake, by Rev. Roman Nir
The Archives of the Polish Institute of Arts & Sciences of America, by Stanisaw Flis
A Brief History of the Mission and Collections of the Pisudski Institute of America for Research in the Modern History of Poland, by Pawel Pietrzyk
Sources for the History of American Polonia in the Collection
of the Archiwum Akt Nowych in Warsaw, by Edward Koodziej
The Culture of Polish Emigration: The Archives of the Polish Emigration in Torun, by Mirosaw Adam Supruniuk
Polish Emigrant Periodicals in the Jan Jabonski Library of the Society of Christ in Poznan by Fr. Jarosaw Staszewski, SChr
The Archival Collections at the Center for the Documentation of
Polish Emigration at "Dom Polonia" in Putusk, by Danuta Szopa
Spring, 2002, Volume LIX, no.1
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
Recalling Stanislaus A. Blejwas and Rededicating Ourselves to the PAHA Mission, by Donald E. Pienkos
American Polonia and the School Strike in Wrzesnia, By Stanislaus A. Blejwas
BLEJWAS MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM
Stanislaus A. Blejwas, 1941-2001, by James S. Pula
The Conscience of a Positivist, by John J. Kulczycki
Stanislaus A. Blejwas on American Polonia, by William J. Galush
The Intersection of History and Literature in the Scholarship of Stanislaus Blejwas, by Thomas J. Napierkowski
"Accept No Excuses; Face Harsh Facts": Stanislaus Blejwas and the Scholarly Reconstruction of the Relationship of Poles and Jews, by M. B. Biskupski
Katedra Wiedzy: The Founding of the Endowed Chair in Polish and Polish merican History at Central Connecticut State University, by Katherine A. Hermes
Spring, 2001, Volume LVIII, no.1
Negotiating Class and Ethnicity: The Polish-Language Press In Chicago, by Jon Bekken
Together and Apart: Lithuanian and Polish Immigrant Adult Literacy Programs in Chicago, 1890-1930, by Frederick J. Augustyn, Jr.
The Polish Post-World War II Diaspora: An Agent for a New Millenium, by Anna D. Jaroszyńska-Kirchmann
Polish Ancestry and Multiethnic Identity: A Case Study of Students In Wisconsin and Illinois, by Jarosaw Rokicki
Spring 2000, Volume LVII, no.1
Polonia in the New Century: We Will Not Fade Away by Mary Patrice Erdmans
Alliance of Hearts: Leopold Lorentz and the Ideals of Polish Heritage, by Kathleen Urbanic
"In No Sense ... An Inquisition": Alexander Zaleski and the Bishops' Committee on Doctrine, 1966-1970, by Samuel J. Thomas
An Unacknowledged Consensus: Polish American Views About the
Oder-Niesse Line During the Truman Administration, by Debra Allen
Autumn 1999, Volume LVI, no.2
Number 2
City Societies and Commercial Clubs: Embourgoisment Among Second Generation Polish Americans, by William J. Galush
The Salvation of the Poles: Working Class Ethnicity and Americanizaton
Efforts During the Interwar Period in Toledo, Ohio, by Timothy G. Borden
The Federation of Polish Jews in America in Polish-Jewish Relations During the Interwar Years (1924-1939), by Andrzej Kapiszewski
Spring 1999, Volume LVI, no.1
Number 1
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Listen Not Only to Ourselves, by William J. Galush
Uneasy Observers: The OSS Foreign Nationalities Branch and Perceptions of Polish Nationalism in the United States During World War II, by Robert Szymczak
In Memoriam: Eugene Kusielewicz
Eugene F. Kusielewicz as a Leader of Polonia, by Stanislaus A. Blejwas
Eugene F. Kusielewicz as a Scholar and Defender of Poland, by John S. Micgiel
Wilson, Paderewski, and the Polish Question, 1914-1921: Eugene Kusielewicz's Historical Works, by M.B. Biskupski
A Bibliography of the Published Writings of Eugene Kusielewicz, by John A. Drobnicki
Autumn 1998, Volume LV, no.2
Number 2
Cold War Ethnic Politics: The Polish National Catholic Church, The Polish American Congress, and People's Poland: 1944-1952, by Stanislaus A. Blejwas
"What Mean Ye By These Stones?" Cleveland's Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish and the Construction of a Polish American Rhetoric, by Charles R. Kaczynski
Pennsylvania Polskoszcz: Polish Physical and Cultural Marks in Tioga County, by Christopher Dziedzic
The Image and Self-Image of Polish Americans, by John J. Bukowczyk
Spring 1998, Volume LV,
Number 1
Equality of Right: Polish American Bishops in the American Hierarchy? by Daniel S. Buczek
The Republic of Poland and the Origins of the Polish American Congress
by Stanislaus A. Blejwas
Whither Immigration History? by William Galush
Immigration Since World War II: The Need for a New Paradigm, by Roger Daniels
Do We Still Need Immigration History? by Donna R. Gabaccia
Toward a Holistic View of American Immigrant Life, by Victor Greene
Whither Immigration History? A Comment, by John J. Bukowczyk |
