Between oblivion and exclusive memory. The post the Jews in the collective memory of the inhabitants of Rzeszow

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1. THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL CONCEPT OF RESEARCH
1.1. Memory and city as a subject of sociological research
1.2. Memory — levels of analysis
1.2.1. Individual, collective and institutional memory
1.2.2. Memorial sites and their typology
1.3. Role of memory in Polish-Jewish relations
1.4. Methodology of research
CHAPTER 2. JEWS FROM RZESZOW – THEIR PAST AND HERITAGE
2.1. Origins and the increase of diaspora
2.2. Partitioning of Poland
2.3. Second Republic of Poland
2.4. Occupation and Holocaust
2.5. Post-war period
CHAPTER 3. JEWS IN THE MEMORY OF CONTEMPORARY RESIDENTS OF RZESZOW
3.1. Introductory note
3.2. Knowledge about the past of Jews
3.3. Contact with the past of the Jews and oral traditions
3.4. Images of the Jewish past
3.5. Relevance of the memory of the Holocaust
3.6. Antimemory
CHAPTER 4. MEMORIAL SITES
4.1. War damage and post-war dilemmas
4.2. Old Cemetery and Plac Ofiar Getta (Victims of Ghetto Square)
4.3. Small synagogue (called Old Town Synagogue)
4.4. Grand synagogue (called New Town Synagogue)
4.5. New cemetery in Czekaj District
4.6. Jewish Community House
CHAPTER 5. RITES, RITUALS AND CELEBRATIONS
5.1. Introductory note
5.2. March Commemorating the Liquidation of the Ghetto
5.3. Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust
CONCLUSIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY