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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

‘We got to know each other through our eyes…’ Research on Strategies for the Survival of Jewish Women Functioning ‘above Ground’ on the Aryan Side in Occupied Krakow and its Surroundings

Martyna Grądzka-Rejak

51-74

2015-12-30

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

Maren Röger

38-50

2015-12-30

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

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

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

Mariusz Zajączkowski

457-485

2017-06-30

[Dyskusja] Okupacja niemiecka ziem polskich (1939–1945) w historiografii polskiej i niemieckiej

Andrzej Gąsiorowski, Ryszard Kaczmarek, Sebastian Piątkowski, Klaus Ziemer

11-25

2009-12-30

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

People with Mental Disorders during the Nazi Era. The Scientific and Socio-political Context of Euthanasia and Sterilisation

Beata Szabała, Monika Parchomiuk

322-342

2023-06-21

German and Soviet Occupation – Selected Aspects of a Comparative Analysis

Bogdan Chrzanowski, Piotr Niwiński

13-39

2008-06-30

The Polish Government in Exile and the Émigré Ukrainian People’s Republic Government (February 1940 – November 1942)

Jan Jacek Bruski

418-440

2021-12-30

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

Wojciech Grott

249-268

2022-12-30

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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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)

‘We got to know each other through our eyes…’ Research on Strategies for the Survival of Jewish Women Functioning ‘above Ground’ on the Aryan Side in Occupied Krakow and its Surroundings

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

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

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

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

[Dyskusja] Okupacja niemiecka ziem polskich (1939–1945) w historiografii polskiej i niemieckiej

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.

People with Mental Disorders during the Nazi Era. The Scientific and Socio-political Context of Euthanasia and Sterilisation

German and Soviet Occupation – Selected Aspects of a Comparative Analysis

The Polish Government in Exile and the Émigré Ukrainian People’s Republic Government (February 1940 – November 1942)

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

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