"Compatriots" in a Siberian Village: the View from Poland
The article deals with the relations of inhabitants of the village Vershina (Bokhansky district of the Irkutsk Region), founded by Polish migrants early in the XXth century, with their «historical motherland». It depicts the main trends in perception the Vershina's settlers as «compatriots» by the representatives of the state and public structures of the Polish Republic.