 Complete the following phrase:  The concept, which identified Poles collectively with the messianic suffering of the Crucifixion, saw Poland as destined  just like Christ  to return to glory. The idea had roots going back to the days of the Ottoman expansion and the wars against the Muslim Turks. It was reawakened and promoted during Adam Mickiewiczs exile in Paris in the mid-19th century. Mickiewicz 1798-1855 evoked the doctrine of Poland as the Christ of nations in his poetic drama Dziady Forefathers Eve, considered by George Sand one of the great works of European Romanticism, through a vision of priest called Piotr Part III, published in 1832. Dziady was written in the aftermath of the 