Contents
Opole Silesia in the People’s Republic of Poland
- Introduction (Bernard Linek, Krzysztof Tarka)
- Grzegorz Strauchold, The historiography of the Third Republic of Poland towards Opole Silesia
- Stanisław Senft, The consequences of World War 2 for Opole Silesia
- Lukasz Kamiński, A few remarks on investigating the reality of Polish People’s Republic on the basis of the files of the Security Service
- Adam Dziuba, The Polish independence underground in Opole Silesia in the years 1945-1950
- Tomasz Kurpierz, The inhabitants of the Opole Region sentenced to death by WSR in Katowice in the years 1946-1950
- Andrzej Hanich, The relations between the State and the Catholic Church in the times of Władysław Gomułka and Edward Gierek (1956-1980) with a special inclusion of Opole Silesia
- Piotr Madajczyk, The attitudes of the Silesian population towards the People’s Republic of Poland. Between emigration and assimilation
- Bernard Linek, The activity of the security service in Opole Silesia in the fifties (a case study of the County of Strzelce)
- Jarosław Neja, The March of 1968 at Silesian Polytechnics in Gliwice
- Damian Mielcarek, The events in Opole Silesia in the time of the students’ protests of March 1968 in the light of archival and press materials
- Mariusz Patelski, The Independent Students’ Association in Opole (October 1980-December 1981)
Miscellanea and Materials
- Andrzej Szymański, The pious Eufemia (Ofka) – the Duchess and Dominican nun of Racibórz
- Joanna Krajewska, The youth of the German minority in Opole Silesia
- Magdalena Ujma, The “Nouvelles Ordinaires” towards the problems relating to Silesia of the Counter-Reformation era in the years 1631-1648
- Marek P. Czaplińiski, Prevention of the epidemic of cholera of poultry in Upper Silesia in the years 1897-1914
- Wanda Musialik, Faultiness in the management of public means in the First Seym of Silesia
- Adam Ambros, The railway transport in Opole Silesia. Its role and social functions