Abstract: We introduce a new method to construct uncountably chromatic graphs from non special trees and ladder systems. Answering a question of P. ErdH{o}s and A. Hajnal from 1985, we construct graphs of chromatic number without uncountable -connected subgraphs. Second, we build triangle free graphs of chromatic number without subgraphs isomorphic to .
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