Dublin Core
Description
Manilla folders of written names, short descriptions of various Polish figures
filled with various newspaper clippings speaking of and celebrating Polish heritage. A newspaper article detailing a letter "Ignorance or Prejudice" sent to the Smithsonian for failing to mention Polish heritage of various figures. This scrapbook compilation was likely an attempt by someone to research and write about Polish figures using newspaper clippings. This scrapbook contains a newspaper clipping of a controversy that occurred in 1981 written about by the Perspectives newspaper between the N.E.A. and the Polish Committee regarding approving a Soviet propaganda film called "The Unknown War" and contains a newspaper clipping of a woman named "Anna Tatam" from Wilkes-Barre.
filled with various newspaper clippings speaking of and celebrating Polish heritage. A newspaper article detailing a letter "Ignorance or Prejudice" sent to the Smithsonian for failing to mention Polish heritage of various figures. This scrapbook compilation was likely an attempt by someone to research and write about Polish figures using newspaper clippings. This scrapbook contains a newspaper clipping of a controversy that occurred in 1981 written about by the Perspectives newspaper between the N.E.A. and the Polish Committee regarding approving a Soviet propaganda film called "The Unknown War" and contains a newspaper clipping of a woman named "Anna Tatam" from Wilkes-Barre.