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A Competent and Exhaustive Monograph on the History of the Catholic Church and Catholics in Dramatic, Totalitarian Times (in Connection with the Book by Paweł Skibiński)

Tadeusz Wolsza

381-392

2024-08-09

Christian democrats in Polish People’s Republic? Were Catholic politicians the Christian Democrats?

Paweł Skibiński

154-178

2017-12-30

The Roman Catholic Church in Western Ukraine as exemplified by the Tarnopol region between 1946–1989

Jarosław Stocki

203-226

2005-06-30

‘Secession: The Recalcitrant Child of the Thaw’. The Genesis of the Christian Social Association (October 1956 – October 1957)

Tomasz Sikorski

280-305

2021-06-30

The ‘Caritas’ Association of Catholics and the Policies of the Communist Authorities in Poland in 1950–1970

Dominik Zamiatała

227-252

2021-06-30

The Roots of the Movement of ‘Socially Progressive’ Catholics. The Transcription of an Unpublished 1975 Discussion of the Activists and Writers of the PAX Association Titled: ‘How Today and Tomorrow Was Formed’

Ariel Orzełek

587-621

2021-06-30

‘There Was No Church; Old Women Congregated in Their Houses…’. The Religious Landscape of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic and the Situation of Catholicism There in Light of Archival Documents and the Accounts of Poles from Kazakhstan

Jerzy Rohoziński

100-125

2021-06-30

Fr Stanisław Szatko, Chronicle of the Roman Catholic Parish of Firlejów in the Archdiocese of Lviv, 1939–1944

Józef Wołczański

512-542

2020-06-30

The Roman Catholic Church in the Polish People’s Republic (PRL) – chosen questions, hypotheses, provocations

Jan Żaryn

11-34

2005-06-30

Reconstruction Process of the Polish Christian Democratic Movement in Late Polish People’s Republic (1986–1989)

Tomasz Sikorski

203-226

2017-12-30

Pacification of Social Initiatives with Regard to Construction of Sacred Buildings as Illustrated by the Case of Szklary in Kraków Archdiocese

Ryszard Gryz

434-450

2017-12-30

The Alternatives to the Political Catholicism in Hungary after 1945 on the Example of József Mindszenty and Gyula Szekfű

Pál Hatos

185-198

2015-06-30

Informal Social Resonance of the so-called Polish Workers’ Party and Polish Socialist Party Unifying Congress in December 1948

Mariusz Mazur

263-282

2010-06-30

Displacement of convents from the Katowice, Opole and Wroclaw provinces (August 1954)

Bartłomiej Noszczak

309-336

2006-06-30

The role of Father Ludwik Wiśniewski’s Academic Chaplaincy in the activities of independent and pre-Solidarity opposition milieus in Lublin

Małgorzata Choma-Jusińska

155-179

2005-06-30

Religious Life in the Late USSR: The Letters and Petitions of Believers in the Conditions of the Cold War

Nadieżda Bieliakowa

79-99

2021-06-30

Catholics in the People’s Republic of Poland: Acquiescence to Communist Power in Catholic Political Thought, 1945–1953

Przemysław Pazik

188-207

2020-12-31

The Greek Catholic Church in Czechoslovakia and its Liquidation in the Context of Soviet Anti-Church Policy in Central and Eastern Europe

Peter Borza, Peter Pavonič

432-446

2023-06-22

Father Kazimierz Orkusz’s Memories of the Borderlands During 1939–1945

Józef Wołczański

459-496

2024-04-03

Between Europe and Asia – Between Catholicism and Orthodox – Father Dr. Diodor Kołpiński (1892–1932)

Dmitriy Panto

212-231

2022-12-30

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A Competent and Exhaustive Monograph on the History of the Catholic Church and Catholics in Dramatic, Totalitarian Times (in Connection with the Book by Paweł Skibiński)

Christian democrats in Polish People’s Republic? Were Catholic politicians the Christian Democrats?

The Roman Catholic Church in Western Ukraine as exemplified by the Tarnopol region between 1946–1989

‘Secession: The Recalcitrant Child of the Thaw’. The Genesis of the Christian Social Association (October 1956 – October 1957)

The ‘Caritas’ Association of Catholics and the Policies of the Communist Authorities in Poland in 1950–1970

The Roots of the Movement of ‘Socially Progressive’ Catholics. The Transcription of an Unpublished 1975 Discussion of the Activists and Writers of the PAX Association Titled: ‘How Today and Tomorrow Was Formed’

‘There Was No Church; Old Women Congregated in Their Houses…’. The Religious Landscape of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic and the Situation of Catholicism There in Light of Archival Documents and the Accounts of Poles from Kazakhstan

Fr Stanisław Szatko, Chronicle of the Roman Catholic Parish of Firlejów in the Archdiocese of Lviv, 1939–1944

The Roman Catholic Church in the Polish People’s Republic (PRL) – chosen questions, hypotheses, provocations

Reconstruction Process of the Polish Christian Democratic Movement in Late Polish People’s Republic (1986–1989)

Pacification of Social Initiatives with Regard to Construction of Sacred Buildings as Illustrated by the Case of Szklary in Kraków Archdiocese

The Alternatives to the Political Catholicism in Hungary after 1945 on the Example of József Mindszenty and Gyula Szekfű

Informal Social Resonance of the so-called Polish Workers’ Party and Polish Socialist Party Unifying Congress in December 1948

Displacement of convents from the Katowice, Opole and Wroclaw provinces (August 1954)

The role of Father Ludwik Wiśniewski’s Academic Chaplaincy in the activities of independent and pre-Solidarity opposition milieus in Lublin

Religious Life in the Late USSR: The Letters and Petitions of Believers in the Conditions of the Cold War

Catholics in the People’s Republic of Poland: Acquiescence to Communist Power in Catholic Political Thought, 1945–1953

The Greek Catholic Church in Czechoslovakia and its Liquidation in the Context of Soviet Anti-Church Policy in Central and Eastern Europe

Father Kazimierz Orkusz’s Memories of the Borderlands During 1939–1945

Between Europe and Asia – Between Catholicism and Orthodox – Father Dr. Diodor Kołpiński (1892–1932)