Polacy w Chicago: Doświadczenie imigranta. integracja, izolacja, asymilacja.

After a brief introduction written by Adam Walaszek, the book begins with a chapter on the relationship between Polish immigrants and the Roman Catholic Church in Chicago. Pawel Sieradzki's chapter shows how the International Eucharistic Congress held in Chicago in 1926 helped solidify the relationship between Polonia and the Catholic Church back in Poland. After the war, Polonia largely rejected the Polish People's Republic (PRL) and the Polish Communists similarly sought to disengage with the largely anti-communist Polish diaspora. [Extracted from the article]