Fiction about the Polish Immigration Experiences

[gardenmoma]

I have just posted a short list of books about "the Polish experience" on my Squidoo site www.squidoo.com/PolishCulture_Beyond_Cabbage_and_Pierogi/

They might be of interest...

GM

[nancy]

Hi GM,

I clicked on your link, but it tells me "This lens is not claimed yet." and invites me to publish something.

[rdywenur]

Nancy same happened to me and so then after some investigating I used the url

squidoo.com/cercis50 in GM's signature in bottom of her posts and then look for the beyond pierogi title in the side bar to the right with photos ...that works

[nancy]

rdy, I tried that, but I guess I got a different menu, I do not see that topic.

[scatts]

This is the correct link. Pierogi comes before Cabbage.

www.squidoo.com/PolishCulture_Beyond_Pierogi_and_Cabbage/

[pieter]

Scatts, It's a fesh, new and trendy way of propagating Poland! Good for the fast digitalized new Youtube, Webgeneration
who finds everything on the net. And other interested people! A fast insight in Modern Poland!

Pieter

[pieter]

I have never seen such short and accurate discription of a country before:

Poland - Land of Green and Golden Fields

Poland, located in central Europe, maintians its position as a crossroads between easter and western European countries and cultures. While Poland's national origins date to the 10th century, its borders have repeatedly shifted due to a history of aggression and warfare initiated by neighboring countries. Border changes at the end of World War II (1945) could have overwhelmed the national mentality and culture.

However, today, tiny Poland, the 8th most desnely populated country in Europe, is a free democracy and looks to align itself with western countries. In 1999, Poland joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and in 2004, the European Union (EU). Its citizens welcome prosperity while continuing to develop and enhance for visitors the country's history, folk culture, impressive architecture and beautiful natural landscape.

[nancy]

Thanks for the link, Scatts.

pieter said:

I have never seen such short and accurate discription of a country before:

Gardenmomma will be happy that you like her writing!