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Focusing on the concept of "cursed soldiers," this book explores right-wing memory politics in Poland and its impact on national identity. It examines how this symbol has been utilized to promote a narrow and exclusionary vision of Polish identity, emphasizing Catholicism, national culture, and traditional family values. The analysis highlights the intersection of memory, politics, and identity in contemporary Poland.

This book analyzes Polish attitudes towards North African and Middle Eastern migrants during the 2015-2016 migration crisis. It examines government policies, media portrayals, and public discourse, revealing an Islamophobic narrative that links refugees to national threats. The study offers insights into nationalism and identity in Central and Eastern Europe.