Rediscovering the Heritage of the Past
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Rediscovering the Heritage of the Past

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Rediscovering the Heritage of the Past

About this book

The contributions included in this volume address issues related to contemporary problems of publishing archival sources, legal aspects of access to archival sources created in the 20th century, electronic documents – their mass nature, peculiarities and gaps in the 20th century documentation, as well as sources serving to transfer values and knowledge between generations. The subject of the articles is the description of a wide spectrum of issues concerning the everyday lives of prominent individuals and the documentation thereof. It is imperative to acknowledge the foundational significance of this element in the context of civilisation's evolution, the shaping of international relations, and the dynamics of geopolitics.

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Table of contents

  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright
  3. Table of Contents
  4. Body
  5. Archival Materials as a Carrier of the Heritage of the Past: Introduction
  6. Marian Mikolajczyk (University of Silesia in Katowice): Municipal Books of Criminal Cases in Poland in the 16th–18th Centuries and their Research Value
  7. Bibliography
  8. Manuscripts
  9. Source Editions
  10. Studies
  11. Malgorzata Myl-Chojnacka (University of Silesia in Katowice): The Archives of Truth Commissions: The Simple Remains of Transitional Justice or a Tool for Ensuring the Rights of Victims?
  12. 1. Introduction
  13. 2. Truth Commissions: A Victim-Centred Approach to Documenting Past Violations
  14. 3. Archives of Truth Commissions and Victims’ Right to the Truth
  15. 4. The Archives of Truth Commissions and the Guarantee of Non-Recurrence
  16. 5. (Appropriate) Preservation of and Access to Archives as a Guarantee of Victims’ Rights
  17. 6. Conclusions
  18. Bibliography
  19. Legal sources
  20. Case law
  21. Documents of truth commissions
  22. Tomasz Adamczyk / Grzegorz Nancka (University of Silesia in Katowice): The Significance of Archival Sources in the Reconstruction of the Legacy of the Codification Commission of the Republic of Poland in the Area of Succession Law
  23. 1. Introduction
  24. 2. Difficulties and obstacles in the research into the succession law codification in interwar Poland
  25. 3. New archival sources pertaining to the history of the work on succession law and their research value
  26. 4. A reconstruction of the fundamental assumptions of the succession law codification as an example of the research potential of archival sources
  27. 5. Perspectives for the research into the legacy of the Succession Law Subcommission
  28. 6. Summary
  29. Bibliography
  30. Sources
  31. Literature
  32. Paulina Gwoździewicz-Matan (University of Silesia in Katowice): Private Archives in Museum Collections. A Legal Perspective
  33. 1. Introduction
  34. 2. Private archive under the law
  35. 2.1. Introductory remarks
  36. 2.2. Archive in the light of property law
  37. 2.3. Archival materials and the national archival resource
  38. 2.4. Private archive in the light of copyright law
  39. 2.4.1. Private archive as a collection
  40. 2.4.2. Archival material as a work
  41. 3. Archives management in museums
  42. 3.1. Archival materials as museum collections
  43. 3.2. Providing access to archival materials by museums
  44. 3.3. Fair use
  45. 4. Use of archival materials – the researcher’s perspective
  46. 5. Final remarks
  47. Bibliography
  48. Lucyna Sadzikowska (University of Silesia in Katowice): The Tangible and Intangible Heritage of Former Concentration Camps (Based on the Example of Stutthof, Gross-Rosen, Auschwitz Archives)
  49. 1. Introduction
  50. 2. Tangible and Intangible heritage of former concentration camps – selected Issues
  51. 3. Conclusion
  52. Bibliography
  53. Internet resources
  54. Renata Dampc-Jarosz (University of Silesia in Katowice): Between Forgetting and Remembering. A Search for the Past in the Archive of the Polish Catholic Mission in Hannover
  55. 1. Introduction: Methodological Assumptions
  56. 2. The Polish Catholic Mission in Germany: Origins, Development and Activities
  57. 3. Archive of the Polish Catholic Mission ‒ Characteristics of the collection
  58. 4. The Archive of the Polish Catholic Mission in Light of Archival Research. A Glimpse into the Future
  59. Bibliography
  60. Internet resources
  61. Tomasz Nocoń (University of Silesia in Katowice): Diocesan Archives as a Source of Unique Materials for Historical Research
  62. 1. Introduction
  63. 2. Organisation and functioning of diocesan archives in Poland
  64. 3. Types of resources
  65. 4. Selected examples of unique collections from the Archdiocesan Archives in Katowice
  66. 5. Conclusions
  67. Bibliography
  68. Sources
  69. Literature
  70. Aleksandra Jarosz (University of Silesia in Katowice): Preserve from Oblivion. The Role of Memorials and Archives of Forgotten History on the Example of the Documentation Centre for the Deportation of Upper Silesians to the USSR in 1945 in Radzionków. An Attempt to Outline the Problem
  71. 1. Introduction
  72. 2. History of deportations from Upper Silesia in 1945
  73. 3. Documentation Centre for the Deportation of Upper Silesians to the USSR in 1945 ‒ origins, structure and activities
  74. 4. Archive resources of the Centre for the Deportation of Upper Silesians to the USSR in 1945
  75. 5. Summary
  76. Bibliography
  77. Internet resources
  78. Pawel Zakrajewski (University of Silesia in Katowice): The Evolving Nature of the Term ‘Archive’
  79. 1. Introduction
  80. 2. The term archive in Oxford English Dictionary
  81. 3. Archiwum in the The Great Dictionary of the Polish Language
  82. 4. Conclusions
  83. Bibliography
  84. About the Authors