Titlebook: Civil War in Poland 1942-1948; Anita J. Prażmowska Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 civil war

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1943: The Breakthrough,lies. Detailed plans for the European theatres of war were now being prepared by the allies. As a result, post-war territorial settlements became less a test of each ally’s goodwill, and more one of the post-war European balance of power. With that came the realization that this would be determined

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1944: The Soviet Entry into Poland,ed in liberated Poland. Henceforth Soviet military and political priorities would dictate the course of developments in the territories of pre-war Poland. The course of negotiations and decisions made at the Teheran Conference gave the Soviet leaders added confidence to proceed as they chose, in the

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The Opposition,n Poland dramatically altered the relationship between the exile civilian and military authorities. This led the military leaders to believe themselves to be free from previous constraints on planning and authorizing military action against the Soviet Union. Inevitably the changing international sit

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The Unwanted: The Creation of a Nation-State,s of addressing the nationality question. Thus while some had clear ideas, others shied away from it precisely because it was a question which had the capacity to backfire. In most cases the debate was confined to Poland’s perceived ‘Jewish Problem’, although the Ukrainian minority was also occasion

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Towards a Communist Government, hostilities. During the Potsdam Conference the wartime allies agreed on the necessity of fair and free elections being conducted in Poland, although no date was set. The Western powers were more concerned that they should be free, although they made no request that they should be allowed to monitor

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Conclusion,which came to power after Piłsudski’s death, alienated sizeable sections of society from the government. Not only the socialist PPS, but also the Christian Democratic and the Nationalist parties, were sidelined. In addition, insensitive and prejudicial policies towards the national minorities and th