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Słowa kluczowe: tangible and intangible heritage, monument, lieux de mémoire, discourse, Armenia, Syrian-Armenians, Repatriates, Refugees, ancestral heritage, national identity, shaman, film, Kazakhness, Kazakhstan, Central Asia, polish minority, Ostrowiec District on Belarus, Belorusian SSR, historical awareness, lithuanian-belarusian borderland, footnote of memory, farm buildings, antique buildings, local heritage, Rabka Valley, regional architecture, discourse, essentialism, femininity, social conflict, locality