Les origines de l'emigration polonaise en France, 1831-1832, by Micha Sokolnicki, explores the beginnings of Polish emigration to France in the wake of the failed November Uprising. This historical work examines the political and social circumstances that led many Poles to seek refuge in France during this period. Sokolnicki delves into the motivations behind the emigration, the experiences of the Polish exiles upon arrival, and the broader impact of this migration on both Polish and French societies.
This book offers valuable insights into a crucial chapter of Franco-Polish relations and the history of European migration. It remains a significant resource for scholars and anyone interested in Polish history, French history, and the dynamics of political exile.
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