Dziesiec lat karczmy; dramat w pieciu aktach, na tle zycia PolakÃ3w w Ameryce

"Dziesiec lat karczmy; dramat w pieciu aktach, na tle zycia PolakÃ3w w Ameryce" is a Polish-language drama by Jan Kubacki, published in 1913. The five-act play explores the lives of Polish immigrants in America, likely focusing on their experiences, challenges, and assimilation into a new culture. Set against the backdrop of a tavern (karczma), the drama likely delves into themes of community, identity, and the struggles faced by Poles in their new homeland. This early 20th-century work offers a glimpse into the Polish-American experience and the cultural dynamics of the time. This play provides valuable insights into Polish diaspora literature and immigrant narratives.
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