Papers by Piotr Wawrzeniuk
Baltic Worlds, 2024
This article analyzes the Polish police narrative on Roma during
the interwar time, unveiling att... more This article analyzes the Polish police narrative on Roma during
the interwar time, unveiling attitudes and potential practices. According
to the police journals and handbooks, Roma were mobile
and disposed to theft and deceit. Their traditional crafts were
merely a smoke screen for illicit activities. As countermeasures,
searches of caravans, meticulous checks of identity documents,
indiscriminate fingerprinting of Roma suspects, among several
measures, were recommended. This narrative constituted part
of a larger police professional discourse and is likely to be an
indicator of practices on Roma. Polish police followed the contemporary
European expertise on Roma produced by the fields
of criminalistics and criminology. As there were no discriminatory
laws targeting Roma in Poland, it appears that police used legislation
against begging and vagrancy, among other tactics.
Historisk Tidskrift för Finland, 2011
Potentiella alliansbroder i norr? : Finland och Estland i polska sakerhetsbedomningar 1918–1939
Historisk Tidskrift för Finland, 2012
Historisk Tidskrift (S), 2007
[Recension av:] Christer Nilsson. Fursten och folket: liv och dod i slott och koja, Stockholm: Ca... more [Recension av:] Christer Nilsson. Fursten och folket: liv och dod i slott och koja, Stockholm: Carlssons, 2006
like to thank my friend Peter Klemensberger for preparing the illustrations and maps in this book... more like to thank my friend Peter Klemensberger for preparing the illustrations and maps in this book. For comments on my work, I am grateful to colleagues who have attended seminars at the Baltic and East European Graduate School (BEEGS) at Södertörn University College, particularly Sara Rastbäck who read the initial chapters of this study. I am grateful to Johan Eellend and Andrej Kotljarchuk who attentively read the manuscript and discussed it with me. I would like to thank the administrative staff of BEEGS-Lena Arvidson, Nina Cajhamre, Erika Vikström-Szulc and Dusko Topalovic-for quick and pragmatic solutions to practical problems. I am indebted to all the scholars who have commented on my work at various conferences and workshops during the last four years. I am grateful to The Swedish Institute for generously granting me funds for my research in Lviv. Finally, I would like to thank my parents Halina and Andrej Wawrzeniuk, my daughter Olympia, and Karine, who patiently lived through this time with me. xiii Notes In this book, the Library of Congress system for the romanization of cyrillic letters has been used. However, there have been a few modifications. The soft sign ("ь") transcription has been left out. I have written "Lviv" instead of "L'viv" et cetera. In last names ending with "ий", "й" has not been transcribed. The readers will thus find "Shumliansky" instead of "Shumlianskyi". The ligatures in the romanization of "ж", "ц", "я", "ю" and "є" have not been used. When presenting old publications, the Cyrillic letters no longer in use have been romanized because of the problems adapting the software needed to produce the original old signs. The names of the people in the cases studied have been written in their original seventeenth or eighteenth century version and this may deviate from modern Ukrainian and Polish orthography. Contemporary names of the towns and villages in the Diocese of Lviv are used, so the reader may easily put them on a map. Consequently, the names of the towns in contemporary Poland are written in Polish. One will thus find "Przemyśl", not "Peremyshl" and "Jarosław", not "Iaroslav". The East Slavic population of the eastern parts of the Polish Crown territory is called "Ruthenian", which is the early modern term, and sometimes "Ukrainian", which is the modern term.
Militärhistorisk Tidskrift, 2011
Fiende, allierad eller frande? : Polska militara analyser av Finland under mellankrigstiden
Personhistorisk Tidskrift, 2011
Historisk Tidskrift för Finland, 2010
Militärhistorisk Tidskrift, 2013
Drommare eller opportunister, idealiser eller realister? : Recension av Pawel Jaworski: Marzyciel... more Drommare eller opportunister, idealiser eller realister? : Recension av Pawel Jaworski: Marzyciele i oportunisci: Stosunki polsko-szwedzkie w latach 1939-1945
Historisk Tidskrift för Finland, 2012
Lat oss vara realistiska : [recension av:] Henrik Stenius, Mirja Osterberg & Johan Ostling (e... more Lat oss vara realistiska : [recension av:] Henrik Stenius, Mirja Osterberg & Johan Ostling (eds), Nordic Narratives of the Second World War: National Historiographies Revisited
Historisk Tidskrift (S), 2014
[Recension av:] Sture Gustafson, Den goda svensktiden? : Historia och upplevelser i Baltikum (Sto... more [Recension av:] Sture Gustafson, Den goda svensktiden? : Historia och upplevelser i Baltikum (Stockholm: Carlssons 2012).
Resedagbok och fosterlandsk mobilisering. : Herman Vendells resa till Gammalsvenskby och Nargo 1881
Artiklar Andreas Lindroth, Torpeder och torpedbåtars introduktion i den svenska flottan 1860-1901... more Artiklar Andreas Lindroth, Torpeder och torpedbåtars introduktion i den svenska flottan 1860-1901, Varför, Tekniska innovationer, I andra länder, Whiteheadtorpeden, Torpedbåtar Karsten Skjold Petersen, Hestemassakren efter Slaget ved Helsingborg 1710, Hestens rolle, Evakuering, Oprydning Uppsatser Lars Garpenhag, Veteraners psykiska ohälsa som historiskt forskningsproblem, En oskriven historia, Fördjupad förståelse, PTSD Christian Gerdov, "De kunde icke vika, blott falla kunde de", Historiebruket om den skandinaviska kåren och slaget vid Magersfontein i Sverige 1899-2015, Sydafrika och Sverige, Skandinaviska kåren, Minnesmärke, Borttynande hågkomst, Högerextrema Forskningsöversikter Mattias Legnér, Attacker mot kulturarv i väpnade konflikter: en forskningsöversikt Kortare recensioner "Främlingslegionen i sociologiskt perspektiv" Recension av Mikaela Sundberg, A Sociology of the Total Organization. Atomistic Unity in the French Foreign Legion "Hyllning till Flygvapnet och flygindustrin'' Recension av Christer Lokind, Lennart Andersson, Michael Fredholm, Mats Hugosson, Per-Göte Lundborg, Thomas Magnusson og Simon Olsson, Svenskt flyg under kalla kriget "Idrottsideolog i etern" - Recension av Peter Dahlen, Nationens väl och kroppens fostran. En biografi om idrottsledaren, militären och radiomannen Bertil Uggla "Matbrist som huvudorsak till Förintelsen?" - Recension av Timothy Snyder, Black Earth: The Holocaust as History and Warning "Militärt arbete mellan slaveri och förvärvsarbete" Recension av Marcel van der Linden och Magaly Rodriguez Garda (red.) On Coerced Labor: Work and Compulsion after Chattel Slavery "Vykort under första världskriget: vardagspropaganda i mikroformat" - Recension av Jaworski, Rudolf, Miitter Liebchen- Heroinen. Propagandapostkarten aus dem Ersten Weltkrieg "Fortifikationsingenjörens strävan att befästa Sverigebilden i Europa'' - Recension av Börje Magnusson och Jonas Nordin, Drömmen om stormakten, Erik Dahlbergs Sverige "Gustav II Adolf och den östra riksdelen" - Recension av Mirkka Lappalainen, Det nordiska lejonet. Gustav Il Adolf och Finland 1611-1632. Författarpresentationer
ArtiklarVesa Vares, Finnish Quest for Identity and Security and the "Europe in between"... more ArtiklarVesa Vares, Finnish Quest for Identity and Security and the "Europe in between" in the 1920s and 1930s, Vibrate comrades, Realism set limits, UnorganizedElin Malmer, Vapenbroder emellan, Ex ...
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Papers by Piotr Wawrzeniuk
the interwar time, unveiling attitudes and potential practices. According
to the police journals and handbooks, Roma were mobile
and disposed to theft and deceit. Their traditional crafts were
merely a smoke screen for illicit activities. As countermeasures,
searches of caravans, meticulous checks of identity documents,
indiscriminate fingerprinting of Roma suspects, among several
measures, were recommended. This narrative constituted part
of a larger police professional discourse and is likely to be an
indicator of practices on Roma. Polish police followed the contemporary
European expertise on Roma produced by the fields
of criminalistics and criminology. As there were no discriminatory
laws targeting Roma in Poland, it appears that police used legislation
against begging and vagrancy, among other tactics.
the interwar time, unveiling attitudes and potential practices. According
to the police journals and handbooks, Roma were mobile
and disposed to theft and deceit. Their traditional crafts were
merely a smoke screen for illicit activities. As countermeasures,
searches of caravans, meticulous checks of identity documents,
indiscriminate fingerprinting of Roma suspects, among several
measures, were recommended. This narrative constituted part
of a larger police professional discourse and is likely to be an
indicator of practices on Roma. Polish police followed the contemporary
European expertise on Roma produced by the fields
of criminalistics and criminology. As there were no discriminatory
laws targeting Roma in Poland, it appears that police used legislation
against begging and vagrancy, among other tactics.