Title   Polish American Studies: A Journal of Polish American History and Culture; Vol. LXIX, No. 2, Autumn 2012

Editor: James S. Pula [Editor]

Condition   Fine

Publisher   Polish American Historical Society

112 pages of articles and book reviews. Cover Illustration: Emilia Napieralska joined the Polish Women's Alliance in 1901 and became its first American born President in 1910. She led the organization for 25 years.  

[ARTICLES] 

"Join, or Die" - The Road to Cooperation Among East European Exiled Political Leaders in the United States, 1949-1954, by Anna Mazurkiewicz

The Neighborhood of Memory: Stuart Dybek's Chicago, by Grazyna J. Kozaczka

The Survival of Polish Communities in Small Canadian Industrial Cities: A Comparative Study of Arvida, Quebec, and Sydney, Nova Scotia, by Tom Urbaniak

The Power to Organize: A Female Tradition? by Pien Versteegh

Being a Consideration of Ingredients Thought to Be Necessary for Producing a Memorable Work, by Anthony J. Bajdek   

[REVIEWS] 

Polish Freedom Fighters on American Soil: Polish Veterans in America from the Revolutionary War to 1939, by Teofil Lachowicz, reviewed by John M. Grondelski

The Polish American Encyclopedia, edited by James S. Pula, reviewed by Harriet Napierkowski

Isadore's Secret: Sin, Murder, and Confession in a Northern Michigan Town, by Mardi Link, reviewed by John Radzilowski

Poles in Wisconsin, by Susan Gibson Mikos, reviewed by John M. Grondelski

Escapes of a Special Meaning, by Jolanta Druzynska and Stanislaw M. Jankowski, reviewed by Arnold Klonczynski