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• Europe
• Linguistic typology
• PolandUnited Kingdom relations
• Jzef Pisudski
• Government of Poland
• Polish Underground State
• Polish government-in-exile
• Poland
• Polish language
• Second Polish Republic
• Ignacy Schwarzbart

Arthur Szyk[removed]Notes by Stephen Feinstein Arthur Szyk is undoubtedly the best known World War II vintage Polish-Jewish artist in the West. Working for the London-based Polish government in exile, Szyk produced a

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• Poland
• Military sociology
• Statute of Kalisz
• Discrimination
• Łódź
• Haggadah of Pesach
• Szyk
• The Holocaust
• Jewish culture
• Arthur Szyk
• Jewish history
• Antisemitism

http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf6h4nb1f4 No online items Preliminary Inventory to the Tadeusz Romer Papers, [removed]Hoover Institution Archives Stanford University

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• Tadeusz Romer
• Politics
• Romer
• Government
• Hoover Institution
• Polish government-in-exile
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Politics of Poland
• Poland–United Kingdom relations
• Conservatism in the United States

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• Military
• Warsaw Uprising
• Polish Land Forces
• Polish government-in-exile
• Polish Armed Forces
• Zygmunt Berling
• Polish cavalry
• Polish Independent Carpathian Rifle Brigade
• Polish contribution to World War II
• Poland
• Military organization
• Poland–United Kingdom relations

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• Lech Kaczyński
• Katyn
• Katyń
• Polish Armed Forces
• Polish government-in-exile
• Smolensk
• Starobilsk
• Katyn war cemetery
• Polish Air Force Tu-154 crash
• Katyn massacre
• Poland
• Government