LITTLE POLSKA.
Posted on December 1, 2009
Filed Under 1960s, Children, Europe, Fashions, Textiles
Youthful exuberance — running, tugging, singing, dancing, jumping, cuddling little lambs. I adore this book about traditional folk dress and activities of Polish children.
via a massive collection of Eastern European books & such on ebay
Thanks to Weird Friends for the tip!
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It reminds me my childhood in north of France with my polish grand-mother. When I was not at school I was in her farm during day time, giving milk in a wine bottle to the baby sheeps (sometimes their mother didn’t have enough milk for all of them), making crowns of daisies as my grand-mother used to teach me, or baking cakes on a butter wrapping in the wood fire and so on. And sometimes she was receiving postcards looking like these photos!
Wow! What a wonderful life! I have a Polish grandmother, too. But we never did such idyllic things! Thanks for sharing.
not Polish, but Slovak… http://sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karol_Plicka