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Occupation and Gender: New Research Perspectives on German Occupation in Poland

Maren Röger

38-50

2015-12-30

German Reprisal in the Eastern Borderlands (Kresy Wschodnie) of the Second Republic of Poland, 1941–1944

Grzegorz Hryciuk

79-112

2008-06-30

The Policy of the German Authorities in the Areas Occupied and Administered by Ober-Ost During World War I (on the Example of Białystok and Grodno)

Jan Snopko

125-136

2021-12-30

German and Soviet Occupation – Selected Aspects of a Comparative Analysis

Bogdan Chrzanowski, Piotr Niwiński

13-39

2008-06-30

The Occupation of Kraków, 1939–1945, in the Autopsy Reports of the Office of Forensic Medicine

Tomasz Konopka, Paweł Kwasek, Maciej Bochenek

83-103

2008-12-30

The price of loyalty towards the Second Polish Republic: The dispossession of the Habsburgs of Żywiec by the National Socialist Germany, 1939–1944

Mirosław Sikora

231-245

2011-06-30

The Life and Death of Jewry in Western Volhynia, 1921–1945

Timothy Snyder

243-275

2015-06-30

Displacements of Germans from Poland after WW II

Stanisław Jankowiak

139-160

2004-12-30

The German Population Policy in Eastern Poland between 1941–1944: Ideologically Race-Oriented Rule of a Caste in a Multi-Ethnic Borderland

Frank Grelka

71-91

2009-12-30

The Polish Government-in-Exile in the German, Polish-language Daily Press of the General Government

Wojciech Grott

249-268

2022-12-30

Participation of Poles in the National Resistance Movement in Latvia, 1944–1950

Ēriks Jēkabsons

276-293

2024-04-03

Fr Stanisław Szatko, Chronicle of the Roman Catholic Parish of Firlejów in the Archdiocese of Lviv, 1939–1944

Józef Wołczański

512-542

2020-06-30

Extermination of the Vilnius Jews and the History of the Vilnius Ghetto (1941–1944)

Arunas Bubnys

229-272

2010-12-30

The „anti-Polish action” of OUN-UPA at Volhynia and Eastern Galicia. Remarks at study of relations between Poles and Ukrainians

Frank M. Grelka

279-307

2004-12-30

The German Economic Policy in the Occupied Eastern Poland between 1941–1944

Dieter Pohl

93-102

2009-12-30

Soviet-German Cooperation and the Katyń Massacre

Witold Wasilewski

47-70

2009-12-30

Joseph Bühler – an Official Involved in Atrocities or a Deliberate Perpetrator? Reflections on the Trial of Joseph Bühler (17 June – 10 July 1948)

Joanna Lubecka

342-365

2020-12-31

Open Polish cultural life in occupied Cracow 1939–1945 in the light of reminiscences

Anna Czocher

227-252

2005-06-30

“In the Best Case, a Legend…” Several Remarks on the Wartime Fate of Stanisław Basaj “Ryś”

Mariusz Zajączkowski

457-485

2017-06-30

Organisation Todt – Development and Scope of Activities During the Years 1940–1942

Wojciech Kwieciński

342-362

2024-04-03

How to describe the death of the town and its community – review of the Omer Bartov’s book Anatomia pewnego ludobójstwa. Życie i śmierć Buczacza [translation of the book: Anatomy of a Genocide. The Life and Death of a Town Called Buczacz, New York: Simon

Maciej Franz

591-596

2020-12-31

Politicians or Clerks? About Starosts in the Lublin’s Region Between 1918 and 1920

Janusz Mierzwa

239-251

2021-12-30

Everyday life at the beginning of the German occupation in the General Government in the light of small adds published in “Goniec Krakowski” (October 1939 – June 1940)

Sebastian Piątkowski

23-49

2013-06-30

Łódź: Multicultural and Industrial City. German Historian’s Perspective. Hans-Jürgen Bömelburg, Lodz: Geschichte einer multikulturellen Industriestadt im 20. Jahrhundert, Padeborn: Brill Schöningh, 2022, 502 pp.

Krzysztof Lesiakowski

483-497

2023-10-10

The Polish-Ukrainian Conflict in the Lublin Poviat from the Perspective of German Documents. Culmination Phase (March–June 1944)

Mariusz Zajączkowski

458-475

2021-12-30

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Occupation and Gender: New Research Perspectives on German Occupation in Poland

German Reprisal in the Eastern Borderlands (Kresy Wschodnie) of the Second Republic of Poland, 1941–1944

The Policy of the German Authorities in the Areas Occupied and Administered by Ober-Ost During World War I (on the Example of Białystok and Grodno)

German and Soviet Occupation – Selected Aspects of a Comparative Analysis

The Occupation of Kraków, 1939–1945, in the Autopsy Reports of the Office of Forensic Medicine

The price of loyalty towards the Second Polish Republic: The dispossession of the Habsburgs of Żywiec by the National Socialist Germany, 1939–1944

The Life and Death of Jewry in Western Volhynia, 1921–1945

Displacements of Germans from Poland after WW II

The German Population Policy in Eastern Poland between 1941–1944: Ideologically Race-Oriented Rule of a Caste in a Multi-Ethnic Borderland

The Polish Government-in-Exile in the German, Polish-language Daily Press of the General Government

Participation of Poles in the National Resistance Movement in Latvia, 1944–1950

Fr Stanisław Szatko, Chronicle of the Roman Catholic Parish of Firlejów in the Archdiocese of Lviv, 1939–1944

Extermination of the Vilnius Jews and the History of the Vilnius Ghetto (1941–1944)

The „anti-Polish action” of OUN-UPA at Volhynia and Eastern Galicia. Remarks at study of relations between Poles and Ukrainians

The German Economic Policy in the Occupied Eastern Poland between 1941–1944

Soviet-German Cooperation and the Katyń Massacre

Joseph Bühler – an Official Involved in Atrocities or a Deliberate Perpetrator? Reflections on the Trial of Joseph Bühler (17 June – 10 July 1948)

Open Polish cultural life in occupied Cracow 1939–1945 in the light of reminiscences

“In the Best Case, a Legend…” Several Remarks on the Wartime Fate of Stanisław Basaj “Ryś”

Organisation Todt – Development and Scope of Activities During the Years 1940–1942

How to describe the death of the town and its community – review of the Omer Bartov’s book Anatomia pewnego ludobójstwa. Życie i śmierć Buczacza [translation of the book: Anatomy of a Genocide. The Life and Death of a Town Called Buczacz, New York: Simon

Politicians or Clerks? About Starosts in the Lublin’s Region Between 1918 and 1920

Everyday life at the beginning of the German occupation in the General Government in the light of small adds published in “Goniec Krakowski” (October 1939 – June 1940)

Łódź: Multicultural and Industrial City. German Historian’s Perspective. Hans-Jürgen Bömelburg, Lodz: Geschichte einer multikulturellen Industriestadt im 20. Jahrhundert, Padeborn: Brill Schöningh, 2022, 502 pp.

The Polish-Ukrainian Conflict in the Lublin Poviat from the Perspective of German Documents. Culmination Phase (March–June 1944)