Otokar Rudke – życie na polsko-niemieckim pograniczu politycznym, kulturowym i społecznym
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2016
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Fundacja „Biografie Codzienności”
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Otokar Rudke was a forest district manager who was living and acting on the verge between political, cultural and social area. He was born in the family of landowners and own- ers of industrial plants but after World War ii he renounced his origin and described himself as a son of a peasant (social borderland). During interwar period he worked in the forest district of Przysucha (Kielce region) and after World War ii – in the forest district of Kudypy (Warmia region). His ancestors came from the Finnish family, whereas he considered himself as a Pole and he was urged to sign Volkslist (German People’s List) during German occupation. He refused to do it however he had to work in Warmia region, among many people of the native population (cultural borderland). In his youth acted in pps (Polish Socialist Party), after World War ii he was a member of PZPR (Polish United Workers Party). However, he was quickly expelled from the Party and was imprisoned by communist authorities and forced to cooperate with SB – Security Service (political borderland).
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Lewandowska, I., Szkamruk, S. (2016). Otokar Rudke – życie na polsko-niemieckim pograniczu politycznym, kulturowym i społecznym. Biografistyka Pedagogiczna, 1, 71-99.