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https://doi.org/10.4467/22999558.PE.15.006.4277Słowa kluczowe: cultural memory, communicative memory, post-memory, Silesians, democratization of memory, identity politics., German minority, auto and heterostereotype, Prussia, Gdańsk Pomerania, German pride., cultural heritage, bullfight, Spain, strategies of valorization, Pentauro, art history, nationalism, Scepusium (Spisz), early modern art, popular literature, Interwar period, folk art, Polish People’s Republic, Europa Środkowa., regional room, collecting activities, Zaolzregional room, Zaolzie, Polish minority in Czech Republic, collective memory, Polish Cultural and Educational Association in Czech Republic., Nigguns, chassidic music, chassidic dances.