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https://doi.org/10.4467/22999558.PE.15.012.4499Słowa kluczowe: ethnography museums, non-European heritage, exhibitions., Museum, open-air museum, Olsztynek, Warmia and Masuria, Regained Territories, Eastern Prussia, Folk Architecture, Cottages, historical monuments, exhibits, German heritage., autobiographical narrative, difficult memory, Ukraine, ethnic cleansing, women survivors, war, identity., abandoned cemeteries, German minority, Western Lands, restoring memory., Sami culture, Johan Turi, oral literature, nomadic space., associations, German and Jewish organizations, Łódź.