Thanks. Unfortunately it's not finished. The draft is done and I'm now rewriting it with a department set deadline of the end of the year for my defense. Then I'll get to worry about how to get a publisher willing to publish it in yet another rewritten version. The market for highly specialized academic first books being what it is I'm not looking forward to that. But I'd be happy to give you some refs on what is out there if you're really interested. I'm not the only person who noticed in the late nineties that there was this glaring hole in the historiography of the Bundesrepublik.  My topic focuses on how the expellees from Lower Silesia sought to maintain their local identities once in West Germany and on how the Polish settlers in Wroclaw/Breslau sought to create one of their own, the interaction between the two processes and the similiarities of government/social/academic action in these two very different socio-political systems. (I couldn't focus on expellees from Breslau only due to the nature of the archival sources)