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STEFAN L. ALOSZKO. 2012. Auschwitz: Art, commemoration and memorialisation, from 1940 to the present. PhD thesis. Plymouth.
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Pop. 73.57%
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B.P. CROSSLEY. 1974. The architecture of Kasimir the Great: A study in the architecture of Lesser Poland, 1320-1370. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 59.91%
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MARY L.M. DEVITT TREMBLAY. 2019. Manifestations of Poland in nineteenth-century French culture. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 26.43%
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KAROL DROŻYŃSKI. 2017. The struggle of the non-Soviet self for space in the architecture of Nowa Huta: An analysis of Heterotopian conditions in the Polish-Communist context. PhD thesis. Cardiff.
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Pop. 35.04%
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SABINA GILL. 2017. Exposing wounds: Traces of trauma in post-War Polish photography. Ph.D. thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 36.78%
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ANETA JARZĘBSKA. 2018. Transgressing the borders of gallery space: Subversive practices of alternative art galleries in East Germany and Poland of the 1970s. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 30.99%
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KATARZYNA JEŻOWSKA. 2018. Imagined Poland: Representations of the nation state at the exhibitions of industry, craft and design, 1948-1974. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 25.25%
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J.J. KIERKUC-BIELINSKI. 2005. Confinement and illusions of freedom: The dialogue between Polish and American conceptual art 1970-1981. Ph.D. thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 56.8%
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KAROLINA KOCZYNSKA. 2022. 'Artes': Mythologising reality in interwar Lwów (1929-1935). PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 18.58%
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P. KOLCZYNSKA. 1995. Art promotion in new Europe: Towards cultural integration. The case of Poland and the Czech Republic. M.Phil. thesis. St Andrews.
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Pop. 47.19%
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MICHAŁ R. KOSKOWSKI. 2013. Management of castles in Poland in the early 21st century. PhD thesis. Newcastle.
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Pop. 46.01%
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A. KOUTNY-JONES. 2007. Death personified in the Baroque art of the Kingdom of Poland. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 48.82%
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A. KĘPCZYŃSKA-WALCZAK. 2004. A model proposal for digitisation and recording data on architectural heritage in Poland based on European guidelines and best practices. Ph.D. thesis. Strathclyde.
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Pop. 62.03%
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J.J. LABNO. 2005. The monumental body and the Renaissance child: Funeral monuments in Poland and their European context (1500-1650). D.Phil. thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 46.2%
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PIOTR J. LESNIAK. 2017. Towards Warsaw of the future: Exhibiting, archiving and moving through architectural imaginaries. Ph.D. thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 29.43%
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GRZEGORZ M. MURAWSKI. 2014. The palace complex: The social life of a Stalinist skyscraper in post-socialist Warsaw. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 31.86%
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M. PATRICK. 1999. Im/possibilities: The development of conceptual and intermedial art in Poland. Ph.D. thesis. Kent.
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Pop. 44.7%
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RADOSŁAW M. PRZEDPEŁSKI. 2016. Becoming-Sarmatian, becoming-Steppe: Deleuzoguattarian multiplicities / thresholds / potentialities and the art-work of Marek Konieczny. PhD thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 18.77%
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ZHENYA PURVES. 2012. How do Grapus' posters function in a political discourse? [with reference to the Polish Poster School]. PhD thesis. Manchester Metropolitan.
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Pop. 53.05%
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A. ROŻNOWSKA-SADRAEI. 2006. Pater Patriae: St Stanislas and the art of the Polish kings (1200-1455). Ph.D. thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 57.23%
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