The Forgotten Holocaust: The Poles Under German Occupation, 1939-1944"There is no doubt that from the very beginning of their occupation the Nazis were intent on destroying Poland as a nation, and in his absorbing account of wartime Poland, Richard Lucas outlines the variety of means that they employed for the purpose." --The New York Review of Books "A superior work." --Library Journal "An eloquent, gripping account." --Publisher's Weekly "Lukas tells the story with an outrage properly contained within the framework of a scholarly narrative." --Washington Post |
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Page 46
... Soviet prison camps . At first , the Soviets were unresponsive . But almost two weeks later , on July 4 , 1941 ... Union . The Poles wanted the Kremlin to recognize the restoration of the Riga Line , violated by the Soviet pact with ...
... Soviet prison camps . At first , the Soviets were unresponsive . But almost two weeks later , on July 4 , 1941 ... Union . The Poles wanted the Kremlin to recognize the restoration of the Riga Line , violated by the Soviet pact with ...
Page 131
... Soviet Union under the com- mand of General Władysław Anders . In only a matter of weeks , Anders succeeded in organizing two divisions . Though officially committed to establish the Polish army in the Soviet Union , the Soviets threw ...
... Soviet Union under the com- mand of General Władysław Anders . In only a matter of weeks , Anders succeeded in organizing two divisions . Though officially committed to establish the Polish army in the Soviet Union , the Soviets threw ...
Page 134
... Soviet Union . Before the Sovi- ets undermined the relief activities of the Polish embassy in the Soviet Union , the Polish embassy had established nineteen offices with 387 " men of confidence , " among whom were 297 Poles , 82 Jews ...
... Soviet Union . Before the Sovi- ets undermined the relief activities of the Polish embassy in the Soviet Union , the Polish embassy had established nineteen offices with 387 " men of confidence , " among whom were 297 Poles , 82 Jews ...
Contents
FOREWORD by Norman Davies ix | 1 |
CHAPTER | 40 |
CHAPTER THREE | 61 |
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