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List offigures xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgements xviii
Spelling and pronunciation of Polish names xx
1 Trust: introducing family narratives 1
SECTION I
Poland: the first generation 23
2 Autonomy: living under partition (1886—1913) 25
3 Initiative: fighting on the Eastern Front (1914—20) 51
4 Industriousness: life in independent Warsaw (1921—39) 72
SECTION II
Poland and England: the second generation 95
5 Confusion: Nazi occupation of Warsaw (1939—43) 97
6 Identity: resistance in France (1939—43) ng
7 Isolation: England fights, Warsaw rises (1943—45) 135
x Contents
SECTION III
England: the third generation 159
8 Intimacy: marriage and migration (1945—50) 164
9 Generativity: family reunion and loss (1951—71) 186
10 Integrity: reminiscence and reflection (1972—2016) 214
Index 242
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INDEX
Ainsworth, Mary 13
AK (Armia Krajowa) resistance movement
110-11, 112-15, 142-3, 147, 148-50,
149-50, 154
Anders, Władyław, General 167—8, 185
attachment: attachment theory 13—14;
family relations 46, 92—3, 151—2, 205,
206, 228—30; mourning process 184;
parental loss 70; separation through war
104—9, 155; trust and life experience 16,
25; trust and military relations 69; war,
hazardous haven 51, 57—8, 65—7, 114—15
Augustów 19, 65
autonomy: developmental implications
25—6; heroism 69, 114—15; parental
encouragement 36—7; technology and
social change 27—8
Battle of Narwik, 1940 122
Beck, Josef 89
Bifulco, Antonia (nee Czechowska): birth
189; cultural identity 226—8, 235; Derby
revisited, 2016 206-8; DNA analysis
228, 229; education 204; family
photographs 211, 213; Małgosia,
connection to 229—30, 230; personal
identity 222; Warsaw and family, 2016
214-16
Blom, Philip 42
Bowlby, John 13
Brexit, analysis behind 220—2
Britain: French Resistance support 128;
Poles mixed transition 166—9; Polish ally
(1939-45) 89-90, 98, 101, 120, 125-6,
132—3; Polish communities established
17, 18, 167, 184-5, 202-4; Polish
Government in Exile 167—8; post-1945
economic struggles 165, 166, 187; post-
war immigration 187, 204, 219—20, 232;
reaction to Warsaw uprising 156—7;
Second World War involvement 122—3;
Sheffield Irish community 83—4; Special
Operations Executive (SOE) 137—41;
Warsaw uprising, role in 141—2, 145,
146, 147-8
Bryan, Julién 99-100
Chamberlain, Neville 89, 91
Chelmno 79
Churchill, Winston 138, 146, 148, 152-3
Ciano, Galeazzo 90
Ciechanów 19, 32
confusion (social identity): Erikson’s
concept 97; separation through war
104—9; Warsaw siege 99—100
cultural identity: British bom and
multicultural 219-20, 222, 226;
displacement, adapting to 119—20, 134:
family narrative xiii, 226—8; group
membership 14—15; Nazi
dehumanisation, Jews and Slavs 100—1,
104, 111-12, 116, 117; patriotism 40-1,
69; Polish resistance movement 110—11,
112—15; private education 34—5;
traditional festivals 37—8; transmission
through narratives 17
Cygler family: family traits 227; origins 33;
secure family attachments 34, 37, 42
Index 243
Cygler, Felicija 33, 48
Cygler, Jadwiga 38, 77, 191, 192, 196-7,
199
Cygler, Jan 33, 77, 104, 191, 193
Cygler, Karolina 193, 212
Cygler, Teofil 33
Cygler, Wacek 33, 77, 104, 189, 200-1
Czechowska, Christine (née O Neill): birth
83; family photographs 210, 211; family
visit to Poland, 1965 199—202; final
celebration and death 208—9; formal
documents 11 ; Jurek, first meeting and
courtship 175—80; marriage and early
family life 180—3, 189, 210; 178
Czechowska, Danuta 82, 145
Czechowska, Joanna 189, 204, 211, 213,
216, 226
Czechowska, Maria (née Cygler):
biographic details 33, 34; education 38;
emigration to England 1, 2—3, 189—91,
191—3; English life and death 197—8;
family escape from Bolsheviks 57—8;
family photographs 48—50, 81, 154, 212;
Grazyna 42, 52, 92, 190-1, 192, 198,
229; letters to Jurek and post-war life
170—4; life under communism 188—9;
life under German occupation 103—4;
marriage and family life 44, 45, 48, 59;
personal character 42; Plock, family
connections 19, 26, 33; religious identity
33, 34, 45, 225; Tadeusz’s wounding
and death 65—7; Warsaw uprising and
life after 142, 144-5, 148, 150-2, 153;
widowhood in Warsaw 76—7, 77, 92—3
Czechowska, Maria-Victoria (née
Rodziewiczes) 16, 19, 29, 31-2, 48
Czechowska, Marie-Christine 183, 204,
207-8, 211, 213, 214-16, 226
Czechowska, Myszka (née Janiszewska):
death confirmed 173; life under
occupation (letters to Jurek) 105—9;
marriage to Jurek 50, 82—3, 102;
photograph 116, 161; sacrificial
resistance 114—15
Czechowska, Paulina 31
Czechowska, Yolanda 181, 204, 211, 213,
226
Czechowski family: country estate at
Rudzk 30—1, 57, 78, 80; family traits
227; family trees 32, 193; identity and
patriotism 40—1, 69, 79, 225; life under
German occupation 104; move to
Warsaw (1912-13) 44-5, 52; Poland
1900 16; relocation within Warsaw
(post-1925) 76—7; secure family
attachments 32, 37, 46—7, 92—3; upper
class identity 29—31, 38, 46—7
Czechowski, Henryk 31, 80
Czechowski, Jurek: birth 19, 45; career
moves 189, 192, 204; Christine, first
meeting and letters 175—80; death 205;
Derby’s Polish community 18, 175;
escape to England 1943 128—30, 137;
family escape from Bolsheviks 57—8;
family photographs 23, 49—50, 81, 206,
210—11, 213; family visit to Poland,
1965 199—202, 213; formal documents
11—12; job and Hfe in London 179,
180—1; French Resistance 126—8, 133,
162, 185; letters from Myszka 105—9;
marriage and early family life 180—3,
189, 210; marriage to Myszka 50, 82—3;
military service 82—3; Myszka’s death
176, 184; personal character 92, 133—4,
183; Polish Airforce Association 202—3,
211; post-war reconnection with mother
170—4, 184; Race Relations Board 204;
relations with Stas 78, 80, 92, 93;
resetdement and acceptance 184—5;
retreat to France 102, 118—19, 120—1,
122, 162; Special Operations Executive
(SOE), role in 137-8, 140-1, 148,
153—4, 163, 185; Warsaw childhood
76-7, 77
Czechowski, Justin 31, 57
Czechowski, Olgierd 16, 32, 59, 65-7, 104
Czechowski, Tadeusz: biographic accounts
10, 36—7; birth 19, 28, 32; education as
boarder 38, 39; family escape from
Bolsheviks 57—8; family photographs
48-9; First World War involvement
52—4, 55, 56—7; heroism 69—70;
marriage and family life 44—5, 48, 52,
71; military career 44—5, 52;
neurasthenia diagnosis 41; personal
autonomy 36—7, 41—2, 45-6; personal
character 68, 69, 70—1; photographs 23;
Plock, family connections 19, 26; Polish
army role 59; Polish patriotism 40—1,
45—6; war against Red Army 62, 64—7;
wounding and death 65—7
Czechowski, Wladislaw 32; biographic
details 31; biography of Tadeusz 10, 36;
family portrait 1900 16; photograph 48;
Tadeusz’s wounding and death 65—7;
Warsaw, career and family life 45, 59, 64
Częstochowa 19, 44, 59, 62
Davis, Norman 20
Dawes Plan 1924 76, 90
244 Index
Derby: Irish community 88; Polish
community 18, 167, 174—5, 202—3
Dunant, Henry 43
Eden, Anthony 131
emotional geography 8—9, 232—3
emotional history xiii—xiv, 6, 9
Erikson, Erik: autonomy 25, 26; confusion
(social identity) 97; generarivity 186;
identity, development theory xiv, 14—16,
15; industry 72; initiative 51; integrity
214; intimacy 136, 164; isolation 136;
trust 16
Europe: European Union membership
218—19; fall of communism, 1989
217—18; First World War origins 52;
post-1945 economy and boundaries
165—6; scientific revolutions 42—3;
technology and social change 27—8, 42;
Treaty of Versailles, 1919 59, 90—1
family narratives: psychology and
genealogical study 5—7
First World War: Germany army 52—6,
58—9; origins of 52; Poland’s direct
involvement 52—7; Russian army in
Poland 52—6
France: Allied support for Poland 89-90,
98, 101; Battle of Narwik, 1940 122—3;
French Resistance 126—8; German
invasion, 1939 124—5; Paris liberated
146; Vichy regime 124—5, 127
Freud, Sigmund 43
Frost, Nollaig 7
Gaulle, Charles de 61, 71, 124-5, 128,
146
Gdansk 19
Gdynia 2, 19
generarivity: Erikson’s concept 186; family
life in Derby 189; family visit to Poland,
1965 199—202; grandmothers as carers
192—3, 195—6; Maria’s emigration to
England 191-3
Germany: Berlin Wall’s fall 218; First
World War 52-6, 58-9; Hitler and rise
of Nazi Party 90—1; invasion of France,
1940 124-5; invasion of Poland, 1939
97—100; Jews, Nazi oppression and
killings 91; Katyn massacre discovered
131—2; mass murder and expulsion of
Poles 100-1, 116-17; Nazi aggression
towards Poland 89—90; Polish atrocities,
belated apology 9; post-1918 economic
crisis 76, 90; post-1945 economy and
boundaries 165; Warsaw siege 99—100;
Warsaw uprising, 1944 142—50, 152,
155-6
Great Depression (1930’s) 76
Grodno 19, 29, 64—5
Hardey,Jozef 122, 137, 138
Hartman, Jozef 139
Herbert, J. M. 120
heroism 69—70, 114-15
Hitler, Adolf: Master Plan and ideology
100—1; Nazi aggression towards Poland
89—90; Nazi Party leadership 90—1;
Warsaw, annihilation plan 145, 149,
152; Warsaw visit 101
Holocaust 9
Hoover, Herbert 60
Horowitz, Maks 74
Hungary 120—1
identity: concealment and subterfuge 118,
126—30, 133; cultural links 14—15;
development through life-stages
(Erikson) 15; personal sense 14—15, 97,
205, 222; social class differences 40,
45—6, 73; see also cultural identity;
national identity
industry (creativity): Erikson’s concept 72;
Hugh O’Neill’s industrial links 87, 89;
O’Neill family firm 84, 85; Second
Republic reconstruction 73, 75—6, 81,
91; Warsaw’s regeneration 78—9, 81
initiative: Erikson’s concept 51; Polish fight
for independence 58—9, 62—4, 67—8, 70;
Tadeusz’s military experience 54, 55,
57-8, 59, 62, 70-1
integrity: Erikson’s concept 214; family
connections maintained 215—16;
Poland’s return to democracy 217—18;
traumatic events, challenging accounts
222—4; Warsaw memorials 216—17
intimacy: Erikson’s concept 136, 164; Jurek
and Christine, courtship 175—80; Jurek
and Christine, marriage and family
180—3; Maria and Jurek’s post-war
reconnection 170—4
isolation: Erikson’s concept 136; Maria’s
life 142, 144-5, 148, 150-2, 153;
SOE and Jurek’s role 137—41; Warsaw
uprising, 1944 141—50
Jews: Germany’s oppression and killings 91:
Holocaust 9; Nazi dehumanisation
100-1, 104, 111-14, 116, 117; Polish
anti-Semitism 224; Polish status and
Index 245
attitudes towards 33—4, 73—5; Warsaw
Ghetto 111-12
Kanthak, Ania (née Cygler) 11, 191, 193,
212, 229
Karski, Jan 102, 110, 112, 12B-9
Katyn massacre 103, 115, 117, 131-2, 135,
217
Komorowski, Tadeusz ‘Bor’: Polish
Government in Exile 167, 185, 203;
war against Red Army 64; Warsaw
occupation 114; Warsaw uprising, 1944
142, 145, 146, 147, 148, 153, 155-6
Korczak, Janusz 79, 113—14
Koscuiszko, Tadeusz, General 40—1
Lein weber, Julia (née Czechowska) 31, 49,
57, 78, 104
Leinweber, Stas: army call-up, Russian
capture and death 102—3, 115—16; birth
78; family photographs 23, 49, 161;
relations with Jurek 78, 80, 92, 93;
sporting achievements 80
Liddell, Robert Scotland 55—6
lifespan psychology 4
Łódź 19, 44
Lubieńska, Barbara (Basia) 150, 191
Malin, Jola 17, 203-4
Marshall Plan 165
Miliskiewicz, Małgosia (née Szypowska)
193, 195-6, 212, 215-16, 229-30, 230
Mohylew 19, 31-2
narrative therapy 6
national identity: hidden due to oppression
26—7, 34—5, 225; patriotism 69, 114—15,
225; Polish fight for independence 58—9,
62—3; Polish resistance movement
110-11, 112-14; Warsaw’s
reconstruction post-1945 169—70
neurasthenia 41
Nicolas II, Tsar 44, 54
Nicolson, Paula 5, 234—5
Olczak-Ronnier, Joanna 74—5, 112, 224
O’Neill, Aloysuis 84—5
O’Neill, Barbara (née Friend) 83, 86—7,
192
O’Neill, Christine see Czechowska,
Christine (née O’Neill)
O’Neill, Daniel 84, 85, 174
O’Neill, Hugh: Anglo-Polish Society 174;
biographic accounts 10—11, 83—4, 85;
birth 85; career in metallurgy 87, 88,
175; education 86, 87; family ancestry
84—6, 87; German visits, 1936 89;
marriage and family life 87, 88—9; Polish
visit, 1927 87—8; war work 174
O’Neill, Pauline 175-6
Ostrowska, Grażyna (née Czechowska):
birth 32; family photographs 49, 212;
family portrait 1900 16; life under
communism 189; Maria 42, 52, 92,
190—1, 192, 198, 229; Marysia’s family
194—6; Warsaw, family life 59; Warsaw
occupation 104; Warsaw uprising, 1944
148
Paderewski, Ignacy Jan 63
peace initiatives 43
Petain, Phillipe, Marshal 124—5
Piłsudski, Józef: Jews, attitudes towards 73,
74; Polish independence leadership
58—9; Second Republic leadership 75—6;
war against Red Army 61, 62—5, 68—9,
71
Płock 19, 26, 32
Poland: communist rule during 1950’s
187—8; country at war, people’s
resilience 3—4; democracy reinstated,
1989 218; Enigma Code breakers
130—1; epidemics, late 1800s 33;
European Union membership 218;
First World War, direct involvement
52—5; gentry 29—30; German and
Soviet invasions, 1939 97—8;
immigration to Britain 219—20, 232;
independence 1918 58—9; Jews, status
and attitudes towards 33—4, 73—5; map
20; modem history 18—21; Allies
support 89—90; partition and
Russification 26—7, 27, 34—5; Poles in
British forces 137-8, 139-42, 147-8,
153; political conflict, early 1900s 43—4;
post-1918 hardships 60; post-war
Stalinist regime 166, 167; Red Army
invasion and Polish retaliation 60—5,
67—8; Second Republic, reconstruction
challenges 73, 75—6, 91; Second World
War narratives 17—18; Solidarity
movement 217—18; traditions and
cultural identity 37—8; troop retreat
and Romanian internment (1939) 102,
118—20; Uprising Museum, Warsaw
157; war compensation lost 165—6;
wartime anti-Semitism 224; women
and feminism 35
psychology and genealogy 5—7
psychotherapy 6
246 Index
Radwan-Rohrschef, Piotr 11, 193, 215—16,
229
Radziwil, Lee, Princess 203, 211
Red Cross: founding of 43; services in
wartime France 126, 127, 131, 133;
services in wartime Poland 105, 231
Rejewski, Marian 130—1
research study: ethical considerations 10;
limitations identified 233—4; qualitative
analysis and reflexivity xiv—xv, 7—8;
social context 5; source materials xiv,
xvi-xvii, 10—12; thematic analysis 12—16,
15, 16; themes and methodology
xiv—xvi; time period 5
resilience: conceptual elements 14; family
support 205—6, 231—2; fighting skills and
tactics 70, 132—3, 231; national identity
under oppression 26—7, 133, 185;
outside support 231; Polish resistance
movement 110—11, 112-14; resettlement
and acceptance 184—5; Second Republic
reconstruction 73, 75, 81, 91; Warsaw
under occupation 104—5, 110; Warsaw
uprising, 1944 143-5
Rodziewicz, Maria 31, 32
Romania 57-8, 101, 102, 119-20
Roosevelt, Franklin D. 131, 146, 152—3
Roosevelt, Theodore 113
Russia: Bolshevik revolution 57; partition
and Russification of Poland 26, 27, 35,
43—4; Red Army invasion of Poland
60—5, 67; Russian army in Poland, First
World War 52—6; see also Soviet Union
Second World War: Battle of Narwik,
1940 122—3; Enigma Code breakers
130—1; Fall of France, 1940 123-5;
French Resistance 126—8; German and
Soviet invasions of Poland, 1939 97—9;
Nazi genocide and politicide 100—1;
Polish army evacuations 118—22, 125—6,
128— 30; Polish personal accounts 17—18:
Special Operations Executive (SOE)
137—41; traumatic events, challenging
accounts 222—4; Yalta Conference, 1945
152-3
Sheffield 84-5
Sikorski, Władisław, General 63, 64, 113,
129- 30, 131
Skłodowski, Władisław 35
Sosnkowski, Kazimierz 62, 63
Soviet Union: expansion post-1945 152—3;
famine in Ukraine 76; forced forgetting,
wartime ‘blind spots’ 223—4; invasion of
Poland, 1939 98—9; Polish resistance to
communism 90; Stalinist regime in
Poland 166, 167; Stalin, the Great Purge
76, 90; see also Russia
Special Operations Executive (SOE)
137-41
Stalin, Joseph 76, 90, 145, 146, 147, 152-3
Stefan Batory, MS (liner) 1—2, 101, 123
Struk, Janina 125—6
Suttner, Bertha von 43
Suwałki 19
Szhlachetko, Danuta (Wira) 17, 99, 104,
110, 111, 149-50, 168, 169
Szypowska, Marysia (nee Ostrowska):
family gathering, Warsaw 2016 216;
family photographs 212; Jurek’s wedding
82; life under communism 189; literary
career 193, 199, 201; marriage and
family life 194; post-uprising 151—2;
Warsaw occupation 104; Warsaw
resistance 111, 145, 148
technology and social change 27—8, 42
Trotsky, Leon 60—1
trust: development and life experience 16,
25; military relationships 69; wartime
alliances 89, 133
Tukhachevsky, Mikhail 60, 64, 90
Turner, Alan 179
United Kingdom (UK) see Britain
United States: economic aid to Europe 165
Versturlund, Ivar 150
Warsaw: battle against Red Army 62—1,
67—8; First World War accounts 55—6,
58; German invasion, 1939 97—8: Jewish
Ghetto 111—12; life under German
occupation 104—5, 110; memorials
216—17; Polish independence 58;
political conflict, early 1900s 44;
reconstruction and economy, post-1920s
78-9, 81; reconstruction, post-1945
169—70, 215; siege and surrender, 1939
99—100; threatened city 4; Uprising and
aftermath, 1944 17, 141-50, 152;
Żoliborz 77, 103, 110, 142, 148
willpower 26, 67—8
Yugoslavia (Croatia) 121
Zerubavel, Eviatar 5
Zygalski, Flenryk 130—1
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| spellingShingle | Bifulco, Antonia 1955- Identity, attachment and resilience exploring three generations of a Polish family Psychologie Polish people Ethnic identity Case studies Polish people Psychology Case studies Polish people Cultural assimilation Great Britain Case studies Families Psychological aspects Case studies Group identity Case studies Identität (DE-588)4026482-8 gnd Familie (DE-588)4016397-0 gnd Psychologie (DE-588)4047704-6 gnd |
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| title | Identity, attachment and resilience exploring three generations of a Polish family |
| title_auth | Identity, attachment and resilience exploring three generations of a Polish family |
| title_exact_search | Identity, attachment and resilience exploring three generations of a Polish family |
| title_full | Identity, attachment and resilience exploring three generations of a Polish family Antonia Bifulco |
| title_fullStr | Identity, attachment and resilience exploring three generations of a Polish family Antonia Bifulco |
| title_full_unstemmed | Identity, attachment and resilience exploring three generations of a Polish family Antonia Bifulco |
| title_short | Identity, attachment and resilience |
| title_sort | identity attachment and resilience exploring three generations of a polish family |
| title_sub | exploring three generations of a Polish family |
| topic | Psychologie Polish people Ethnic identity Case studies Polish people Psychology Case studies Polish people Cultural assimilation Great Britain Case studies Families Psychological aspects Case studies Group identity Case studies Identität (DE-588)4026482-8 gnd Familie (DE-588)4016397-0 gnd Psychologie (DE-588)4047704-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Psychologie Polish people Ethnic identity Case studies Polish people Psychology Case studies Polish people Cultural assimilation Great Britain Case studies Families Psychological aspects Case studies Group identity Case studies Identität Familie Großbritannien Polen Biografie |
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