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Monthly Archives: June 2014
The Importance of Oral History and the achievement of Sophia Turkiewicz
Not everything makes it into the history books! Sophia Turkiewicz discovered this when she began to research her mother’s story in earnest. As she says herself: “Historians can tell lies. Their sins are the sins of omission. They choose what … Continue reading →
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Tagged family stories, filmmaking, history, Once My Mother, oral history, Poland, researching the past, Sophie Turkiewicz, Stalin, the Poles, WWII
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