At the cemetery in Fürstenberg, in the war plot of the Second World War victims, there is also a grave of a Home Army soldier who took part in the Warsaw Uprising: We should also not forget memory sites which have disappeared from view or have been consciously wiped out in the course of political and historical upheavals. "Ponury" * 18.04.1897 Kałuszyn . Please enter recipient e-mail address(es).The E-mail Address(es) you entered is(are) not in a valid format. Memory sites, to use the term put forward by Pierre Nora, are not only geographical and real sites in our collective cultural memory. Some features of WorldCat will not be available. Imprint Berlin : Metropol, 2006. Edition/Format: Print book: GermanView all editions and formats: Rating: (not yet rated) 0 with reviews - Be the first. Series: Beiträge zur Geschichte Eisenhüttenstadts, Heft 4. Responsibility Axel Drieschner, Barbara Schulz (Hrsg.) Reliable information about the coronavirus (COVID-19) is available from the World Health Organization (Please choose whether or not you want other users to be able to see on your profile that this library is a favorite of yours.

Thus the Atlas of Memory Sites also intends to provide new impulses and contribute towards an active culture of memory.Furthermore, we intend to enlarge the Atlas with an “Encyclopaedia Polonica”, a dynamic multimedia lexical and of culture and history of Polish citizens in Germany, primarily dedicated to all those themes which cannot yet be said to be collective memory sites and are therefore not mentioned in the Atlas.In this way the whole of the “Porta Polonica““ Internet portal will successively and simultaneously make up a mosaic and an Archipelago of memory (Michel Foucault) of the culture and history of Poles in Germany.Pawlikowski Bolesław Sergeant Major, a.k.a.

Please re-enter recipient e-mail address(es).The name field is required. Physical description 212 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. # Stalag III B F\u00FCrstenberg (Oder) : Kriegsgefangene im Osten Brandenburgs 1939-1945\n # Beitr\u00E4ge zur Geschichte Eisenh\u00FCttenstadts ;\nStalag III B F\u00FCrstenberg (Oder) : Kriegsgefangene im Osten Brandenburgs 1939-1945\" ; # Beitr\u00E4ge zur Geschichte Eisenh\u00FCttenstadts ;\n # Stalag III B F\u00FCrstenberg (Oder) : Kriegsgefangene im Osten Brandenburgs 1939-1945\nBeitr\u00E4ge zur Geschichte Eisenh\u00FCttenstadts ;\" ; # Stalag III B F\u00FCrstenberg (Oder) : Kriegsgefangene im Osten Brandenburgs 1939-1945\n # Stalag III B F\u00FCrstenberg (Oder) : Kriegsgefangene im Osten Brandenburgs 1939-1945\n Please enter your name.The E-mail message field is required. ; herausgegeben im Auftrag der Stadt Eisenhüttenstadt. Stalag III B Fürstenberg (Oder) The cemeterys‘ burial ground for war victims. Available online At the library. Stalag III B Fürstenberg (Oder) : Kriegsgefangene im Osten Brandenburgs 1939-1945. "Ponury"Participant of the fights in Polesie, Lithuania and in the defence of Warsaw, on the 23rd of May 1920 he was awarded the Order of Virtuti Militari Fifth Class; he fought during the Second World War in the underground and the Warsaw Uprising Hence the Atlas of Memory Sites will be constantly expanded to include new information, sources and cross references.In addition the Atlas will provide readers with an opportunity to discuss memory sites which have faded in our collective memory – places, events or cultural and historical features which have been of great importance to Polish citizens in Germany. Series Beiträge zur Geschichte Eisenhüttenstadts ; Heft 4. A la fin de la guerre Fürstenberg ne comptait que 28 habitants, en 1961 regroupement des villes de Staline ville, Fürstenberg et Schönfließ pour donner Eisenhüttenstadt.