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September 30, 2025Konteksty KulturyOpen Access

Polish Women as “Sweet Pillagers” in Persian Poetry

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Analysis of Persian poetry reveals lesser-known representations of Polish exiles, highlighting cultural intersections.

Persian poetry featuring Polish exiles is extremely rare, yet holds significant cultural value and implications.
Approximately 120,000 Polish exiles came to Iran during WWII, including about 45,000 civilians, many women and children in refugee camps.
The study uncovers traces of the Polish presence in Persian literature, particularly poetry, which has been largely unexplored.
Despite isolation from Iranian society, Polish refugees led independent lives and influenced local literature during their stay.

Renata Rusek-Kowalska (2025) studied this question.

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September 30, 2025Konteksty KulturyOpen Access

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Analysis of Persian poetry reveals lesser-known representations of Polish exiles, highlighting cultural intersections.

Persian poetry featuring Polish exiles is extremely rare, yet holds significant cultural value and implications.
Approximately 120,000 Polish exiles came to Iran during WWII, including about 45,000 civilians, many women and children in refugee camps.
The study uncovers traces of the Polish presence in Persian literature, particularly poetry, which has been largely unexplored.
Despite isolation from Iranian society, Polish refugees led independent lives and influenced local literature during their stay.

Renata Rusek-Kowalska (2025) studied this question.

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