The book Estranged. March ’68 and its Aftermath, which accompanied the exhibition of the same title, expands and deepens the themes presented there. In addition to interviews with eyewitnesses, readers will find essays by distinguished experts in history, cultural studies, art history, and anthropology.

The publication addresses topics such as the political context of the March events, the memory of March ’68, the situation of Polish Jews in countries of emigration and its impact on identity formation, and March ’68 in art. The book opens with a text by the exhibition’s curators, introducing key issues from the perspective of the exhibition’s narrative and enriching it with additional interpretative contexts.

The texts are accompanied by photographs of objects and iconographic or film materials presented at or related to the exhibition. One of the key themes of both the exhibition and the book is the reflection on linguistic mechanisms that enable the incitement of hatred.

ISBN: 978-83-974364-8-0