Add to ORKGThe course of military operations determined Sweden’s role in Polish policy as an evacuation destination, a shelter for refugees, an important junction for communication with the Polish occupied territories and as a suitable partner in the process of the future economic restoration of Poland. Dreamers & Opportunists is based on a vast range of sources from Polish, Swedish, and British archives, the Swedish press and the Polish exile press providing a coherent picture of Polish–Swedish relations during the Second World War. It brings new dimensions in a debate concerning Swedish policy during the period
The lands Germany ceded to Poland after World War I included more than one million ethnic Germans fo...
The article analyses the efforts of Sweden to settle the Lithuanian-Polish Vilnius conflict in 1920-...
After 1772 Polish-Swedish relations were very neglected. The change in Swedish foreign policy in th...
The course of military operations determined Sweden’s role in Polish policy as an evacuation destina...
The Union of Polish Patriots (ZPP) in Sweden assembled a group of Polish communists, who found thems...
The author attempts to trace the methods of the Polish authorities’ dealing with the Polish immigran...
The Polish press in exile’s interest in Norwegian affairs began when Germany attacked Denmark and No...
Despite the occupation and destruction of Yugoslavia in April 1941, the Yugoslav Legation in Stockho...
The author claims that the question of Poland’s independence was of great political interest to the ...
In the article two memoranda are presented that concern the foreign policy of the Polish government ...
The aim of this dissertation is to examine the Swedish government’s responses to the Prague Spring, ...
Poland's entry into Baltic politics in 1918 was a challenge to traditional Swedish foreign policy. B...
Sweden’s role during the Second World War has been a matter that has been under much debate since th...
This master thesis analyses discussions of “the German Problem” and the future of Germany in the Swe...
The experience of World War II (WWII) and its aftermath resulted in an unprecedented common hostili...
The lands Germany ceded to Poland after World War I included more than one million ethnic Germans fo...
The article analyses the efforts of Sweden to settle the Lithuanian-Polish Vilnius conflict in 1920-...
After 1772 Polish-Swedish relations were very neglected. The change in Swedish foreign policy in th...
The course of military operations determined Sweden’s role in Polish policy as an evacuation destina...
The Union of Polish Patriots (ZPP) in Sweden assembled a group of Polish communists, who found thems...
The author attempts to trace the methods of the Polish authorities’ dealing with the Polish immigran...
The Polish press in exile’s interest in Norwegian affairs began when Germany attacked Denmark and No...
Despite the occupation and destruction of Yugoslavia in April 1941, the Yugoslav Legation in Stockho...
The author claims that the question of Poland’s independence was of great political interest to the ...
In the article two memoranda are presented that concern the foreign policy of the Polish government ...
The aim of this dissertation is to examine the Swedish government’s responses to the Prague Spring, ...
Poland's entry into Baltic politics in 1918 was a challenge to traditional Swedish foreign policy. B...
Sweden’s role during the Second World War has been a matter that has been under much debate since th...
This master thesis analyses discussions of “the German Problem” and the future of Germany in the Swe...
The experience of World War II (WWII) and its aftermath resulted in an unprecedented common hostili...
The lands Germany ceded to Poland after World War I included more than one million ethnic Germans fo...
The article analyses the efforts of Sweden to settle the Lithuanian-Polish Vilnius conflict in 1920-...
After 1772 Polish-Swedish relations were very neglected. The change in Swedish foreign policy in th...