Polish Peasants into Americans: U.S. Citizenship
and Americanization among Polish Immigrants in the Inter-War Era
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University of Illinois
Publication date: 2007-09-21
Polish Sociological Review 2007;158(2):159-172
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ABSTRACT
Despite the pessimistic assessment of Thomas and Znaniecki, Polish immigrants to the United
States built a stable and cohesive social and institutional community in the interwar years. The complex
network of self organization and a high rate of naturalization as U.S. citizens reflected the strongmotivation
and ability of Polish Americans to fit into working class America during the 1920s and 30s
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