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process and information extraction techniques with-
out an extensive involvement of domain experts for
the validation of the extracted instances.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We would like to acknowledge the J
´
ozef Piłsudski
Institute of America for providing us with the rich
archival collections. Also, we would like to thank and
commemorate Marek Zieli
´
nski, Vice-President of the
Piłsudski Institute of America, for his invaluable con-
tribution to both the intellectual and practical side at
each stage of the work.
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