After the Great War - Lublin: multiculturalism and new countries in 1918

from European Network Remembrance and Solidarity · host Łukasz Jasina, Volodymyr Dyshlevuk, Natalia Przesmycka, Grzegorz Brudny, Julia Hartwig, Andrij Saweneć, Stephanie Weismann, Sławomir Jacek Żurek, Teresa Klimowicz

Located in the center of the country, Lublin was a laboratory for Polish multiculturalism after the end of World War I. How did different worlds - mainly Polish and Jewish - lived together in the city? What was the position of the Evangelicals, and what of the Orthodox? Does the history of Lublin's multiculturalism continue today?

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