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Shawna Deeann Stoltenberg was Miss Minnesota 1993 and competed in the Miss America 1994 pageant broadcast live from Atlantic City, New Jersey in September 1993. Bearing Witness: A Personal Perspective on Sixty Years of Polish History. Sociologist Jarosz recalls such events and conditions in her life as war breaking out in 1939, Warsaw in the 1940s: the ghetto and the Aryan side, the first decade of communism, Yugoslavia: oddities and infatuation, 1968 and the aftermath, martial law: signs of social disintegration, Polish Academy of Sciences and adventures with research, democratic Poland: winners and losers, corruption: personal experience bribing Mexican police, ethnic hodgepodge: a politically correct family, and the world has changed. She has updated the English translation. ([umlaut] Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR) Bearing Witness. Bearing Witness offers personal insight into the collective experience of Poles over the last sixty years. One of Poland's leading social scientists combines objective, academic rigor with autobiographical, eyewitness accounts of historic events. Maria Jarosz reflects on the post-World War II world and how Poland and its people have been affected by changes in politics, power, and society. More than a memoir, the book offers keen insights into how history intersects with personal life. That is because Jarosz has spent her entire life studying people. As a reviewer of the original Polish edition noted, it is not possible to understand Polish society, its views and attitudes, and the mechanisms for managing them, without reading this work. This book spans the period from World War II through the communist era in Poland to the present day. It contains a wealth of dramatic detail, including a vivid account of how the author, who has Jewish roots, survived the Holocaust as a child. This English language edition is updated to include descriptions of recent events. The author focuses intensely on her experiences as one of a few surviving witnesses to the horrors of wartime Poland. Her sober reflections are interspersed with light-hearted anecdotes, testifying to Jarosz's resilient sense of humour a cocktail that makes the book a captivating read. Bearing Witness A Personal Perspective on Sixty Years of Polish History Jewish Studies Series. Bearing Witness offers personal insight into the collective experience of Poles over the last sixty years. One of Poland's leading social scientists combines objective, academic rigor with autobiographical, eyewitness accounts of historic events. Maria Jarosz reflects on the post-World War II world and how Poland and its people have been affected by changes in politics, power, and society. More than a memoir, the book offers keen insights into how history intersects with personal life. That is because Jarosz has spent her entire life studying people. As a reviewer of the original Polish edition noted, it is not possible to understand Polish society, its views and attitudes, and the mechanisms for managing them, without reading this work. This book spans the period from World War II through the communist era in Poland to the present day. It contains a wealth of dramatic detail, including a vivid account of how the author, who has Jewish roots, survived the Holocaust as a child. This English language edition is updated to include descriptions of recent events. The author focuses intensely on her experiences as one of a few surviving witnesses to the horrors of wartime Poland. Her sober reflections are interspersed with light-hearted anecdotes, testifying to Jarosz's resilient sense of humour?a cocktail that makes the book a captivating read. List of Figures. From the Author. 1. Marked by the Past A Sociologist and a Witness to History 1939: War Breaks Out. 2. Shut Off from Life: The od Ghetto. 3. Warsaw in the 1940s: The Ghetto and the "Aryan Side" The Warsaw Ghetto Occupied Warsaw Szmalcownicy and Heroes. 4. First Decade of Communism Poland or France? My Universities. 5. 1956: Workers' Councils, Godzik, and Gomuka First Steps in Academia Workers' Councils: The Case of era. 6. Yugoslavia: Oddities and Infatuation. 7. 1968 and the Aftermath: Excluded from Society Forced into Unemployment Emotional Aspect of the March Purges. 8. GUS: The Job I Didn't Want and the Research I Dreamed Of Up Against the Censors Varna Congress: Changing Soviet Research Priorities Postdoctoral Qualification. 9. Martial Law: Signs of Social Disintegration Institute of Crime Problems: Solidarity and the People in Power Martial Law and the Ghosts of the War The State of Society as Reflected by the Suicide Rate. 10. Polish Academy of Sciences and Adventures with Research An Unusual Grant Empirical Research in a Free Poland: Being Part of the Research Community. 11. Democratic Poland: Winners and Losers 1989: The Round Table The Costs of Transition Social Disorganization and Corruption. 12. Corruption: Personal Experience Bribing the Mexican Police Greasing Palms in a Communist Hospital Greasing Palms in a Postcommunist Hospital: Pay or Perish. 13. A View from Abroad: Food for Thought On the Go: By Rail and Air Airport Adventure: Hijack Attempt In France In Ukraine In China In Vietnam In Japan In Cuba In Israel—About Poland In Italy In Germany America: The Polish Perspective. 14. Ethnic Hodgepodge: A Politically Correct Family. 15. Facts of Life: Cops and Robbers, Lost and Found, and the Pernicious Effects of Too Much Alcohol. Routledge Jewish Studies Series. The book brings forth various perspectives on the Israeli "homeland" (moledet) from various known Israeli intellectuals such as Boaz Evron, Menachem Brinker, Jacqueline Kahanoff and more. 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