Institute of National Remembrance Review - Volume 5 (2023) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Volume details

Article title

5

Journal

Institute of National Remembrance Review

Publisher

Instytut Pamięci Narodowej, Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu

Year

2023

Identifiers

Volume contents

5
- article: Introductory Essay (Dąbrowski F.), p. 1-11
- article: Central & Eastern Europe in the Strategic Plans of the Soviets (1922–1947). A Historical Essay (Kornat M.), p. 15-46
- article: The Roots of the Great Patriotic War Myth (Opulski R.), p. 49-57
- article: The Museum of Cursed Soldiers and Political Prisoners of the Polish People’s Republic (Currently Being Created) – the History of the Building Complex, Its Mission and Planned Activities (Musiał F.), p. 59-91
- article: Soviet Union’s Position Towards Munich Crisis and Carpathian Ruthenia Question (1938–1939) (Il'yushyn I.), p. 93-114
- article: Documentary Evidence on Latvia’s Destiny: Changes in the Country’s International Situation and the Main Lines of Activity of Latvian Foreign Service (1939–1945) (Grumolte-Lerhe I., Lerhis A.), p. 117-138
- article: Lithuania in 1938–1940: Geopolitical and Diplomatic Contexts of the Loss of Independence (Kasparavičius A.), p. 141-167
- article: How Soviet “Legitimacy” Was Made: 1940 “Elections” in Occupied Latvia (Zelmenis G.), p. 169-184
- article: Around the Problem of Organisation and Numerical State of the Armoured Forces and Cavalry of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army at the Threshold of German-Soviet War in Summer 1941 (Introductory Remarks) (Smoliński A.), p. 187-281
- article: Entry of the Slovak Army into the War Against the Soviet Union in 1941 (Baka I., Medvecký M.), p. 283-297
- article: Czechoslovak-Soviet Relations, 1938-1945 – An Overview (Smetana V.), p. 299-318
- article: The Losses of the Red Army During the Great Patriotic War, 1941-1945 (Sokolov B. V.), p. 321-337
- article: The Unnoticed Victims of World War II. ‘Encircled-People’ of the Red Army: Punitive Practices and Rehabilitation (Vrons'ka T., Pastushenko T.), p. 339-357
- article: Soviet POWs in Wehrmacht Camps: Between Extermination, Forced Labour and Collaboration (Kobylarz-Buła R.), p. 359-373
- article: Soviet Prisoners of War in Finland and Finnish Prisoners of War in the Soviet Union During the Soviet-Finnish War of 1941–1944 (Kujala A.), p. 375-387
- article: The Foundation of the Kalmyk Cavalry Corps (Sodel R.), p. 389-406
- article: American and British Military Aid to the Red Fleet During World War II (Rochowicz R.), p. 409-433
- article: Between ‘Liberation’ and Conquest. The Red Army in Upper Silesia in 1945 (Tracz B.), p. 435-449
- article: The Red Army’s ‘Frontline Oppression’ at the Sandomierz Bridgehead (August 1944 – January 1945) (Piwko R.), p. 451-473
- article: Estonia 1944–1946: From “Liberation” to Peacetime (Hiio T., Kaasik P.), p. 475-532
- article: The Price of Defeat: Soviet Economic Expansion in Hungary, 1945–1954 (Borhi L.), p. 535-556

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