Poland in the Rockies: Looking back
Poland in the Rockies? Yes, and from there to wherever English-speaking Poles live, via Cosmopolitan Review.
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2017 Vol. 9 No. 1—Spring / Commentary
2014 Vol. 6 No. 1 — Winter-Spring / Bulletin Board
Poland in the Rockies is Back and in Banff
On the 10th anniversary of the Polish symposium’s debut, Poland in the Rockies has been revived and will return to Western Canada’s most beautiful classroom.
2013 Vol. 5 No. 2 — Summer / Commentary
A Farewell to Poland in the Rockies
PitR, as it is affectionately called, leaves many great memories and a far flung network. A toast to Tony Muszynski, who created it: Sto lat!
2010 Vol. 2 No. 3 — Fall / Commentary
Poland in the Rockies 2010: Victor Ashe, Alex Storozynski and more
The 4th edition of the biennial Poland in the Rockies (PitR) symposium in Polish Studies, held in Canmore, Canada, hosted a dozen speakers & 40 students – incl. former US ambassador Victor Ashe & President of Kosciuszko Foundation Alex Storozynski.
2008 / Features
Sleepless in the Rockies
True friends are known in misfortune, author Adam Mickiewicz wrote. What about true Poles? They are often found far from their homeland, busy looking for their roots as exiles. And there is no better place to be an uprooted Pole (or polonophile) than at Poland in the Rockies, a biennial conference taking place in Canmore, Western Canada.
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