A Memorial by Cyprian Godebski over the Ocean, a Swan Song of Academic Religious Sculpture by Andrzej Pieńkos

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DIPLOMATIC AND MILITARY AGENTS OF THE POLISH EMIGRATION IN THE ROMANIAN PRINCIPALITIES (1833–1849) by ELA COSMA

Subjects: “…polish great emigration, polish diplomatic and military agents, romanian principalities of wallachia and moldavia, revolutions of 1830–1831, 1846, 1848–1849…”
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Transoceanic Migrations (1998-2009): The (Re)Construction of Contemporary Italianness among Italo-Descendants from Argentina and Brazil by Mélanie Fusaro, Petterson Molina Vale

“…For nearly a century the Italian «great emigration » (1860-1970) drove millions of migrants to South America, in particular to Argentina and Brazil. …”
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Polski emigracyjny ruch wydawniczo-księgarski w Lipsku w latach 1830–1918 by Agnieszka Łukomska-Kryger

“…The chronological span covers the years 1830–1918, i.e., shortly before the outbreak of the November insurrection, the following years of the emigration of political elites from Poland (the socalled Great Emigration) until the times when Poland regained its independence in 1918.…”
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Ragazzi italiani negli Stati Uniti by Bruna Bianchi

“…During the period of the Great Emigration (1876-1910), when over four million Italians disembarked in the United States, the organ boys disappeared from the streets and were replaced by newspaper boys, porters and shoe shiners. …”
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Science en exil by Piotr Daszkiewicz

“…Beginning in 1831, in the period known as the «Great Emigration» after the crushing of the November Uprising, political exiles were of primordial importance for the development of Polish science. …”
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L’emigrazione italiana verso i paesi della riva Sud del Mediterraneo dall’Unità d’Italia al 1925 by Antonio Cortese

“…Between 1876 and 1925, in a lapse that includes the years of the so-called first Italian emi- gration phase (from 1876 to 1914, ending with the “great emigration”, occurred between 1900 and 1914) and the next decade leading to the beginning of fascism, in our country there are about 260 thousand migrants heading towards the Mediterranean countries in Af- rica (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt). …”
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Versailles polonais. Le destin compliqué de l’émigration polonaise (1831-1850) by Elżbieta Wichrowska

“…The diplomatic and cultural centre of the Great Emigration was Paris, where attempts were made to reconstruct political, cultural, educational and scientific structures, creating a substitute for an independent Poland in exile. …”
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A cluster analysis of Croatian counties as the base for an active demographic policy by Elza Jurun, Ivana Ujević, Nada Ratković

“…This process began even before the great emigration wave that started about a year and half ago. …”
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«DICEVA CHE ERA ITALIANO»: L’IO E L’ALTRO IN INTERVISTE DI DISCENDENTI DI ITALIANI DI SAN PAOLO by Luiza Del Poz dos Santos, Elisabetta Santoro

“…In this paper, we analyze the occurrences of shown discursive heterogeneity in five interviews with descendants of Italians who arrived in São Paulo during the so-called “Great Emigration”. The guiding questions are (1) what characteristics are associated with Italian-ness and how are they presented in the occurrences of shown heterogeneity?…”
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