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Bez retuszu George F. Kennan i jego dzienniki

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Grzeloński B.
Themis Polska Nova
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2015
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issue 1(8)
35-49
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In his article Bogdan Grzelonski, Polish ambassador to Canada between 1997 and 2000, discusses a book edited by author and historian Frank Costigliola Kennan diaries. He states that the masterfully selected and annotated diaries make for a fascinating reading about Kennan’s professional and personal life. He specifically brings to attention these parts, that are concerned with the Soviet Union, Europe and Poland. B. Grzeloński underline that Kennan raised in his diary issues which still ring clearly today.
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Niedoceniona Komisja Narodów Zjednoczonych

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Grzeloński B.
Themis Polska Nova
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2015
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issue 2(9)
92-105
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The article presents, based on the archival materials, the major events that led to the creation of the United Nations War Crimes Commission (UNWCC). The author points out that the development of the international criminal law, which was in its initial stage until 1939, was the work of some outstanding laweyers. The acomplishments of the UNWCC have enabled the establishment of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg and Tokyo and carrying out the trials against war criminals.
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Dyplomacja bez jutra. Stosunki Warszawa–Waszyngton w świetle Dariusza Jana Szembeka 1937–1939

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Grzeloński B.
Themis Polska Nova
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2014
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issue 1(6)
7-20
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The author of this article has analyzed the diaries of Jan Szembek, Polands Deputy Foreign Minister and the 1937–1939 reports from Warsaws of the U.S Ambassador to Poland, A.J.Drexel-Biddle. Basing on this material, the author concludes that the Polish–U.S. relations in that period were rather shallow, and were mostly restricted to Warsaws informing Washington about the growing military threat posed by nazi Germany. This state of things stemmed from the fact that, consistent with principle of isolationism, Franklin D.Roosevelt and the State Department were not ready, prior to 1939, to pledge any support for Europe, and for East-Central Europe in particular.
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Rafała Lemkina autobiografia

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Grzeloński B.
Themis Polska Nova
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2016
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issue 2(11)
33-49
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Raphael Lemkin (1900–1959), a Polish-born jurist and Holocaust survior lead an extraordinary life of struggle – to educate the world about genocide and create mechanisms to punish perpetrators .Because of that his „Totally Unofficial. The Autobiography of Raphael Lemkin” draws attention. While writing about the book Bogdan Grzeloński gives a spotlight to these issues and events that Lemkins is silent about. Based on the newest resarch and publications he presents in detail the beginnings of Lemkins University education. He explains why Lemkn resigned from the prosecutors office and became lawyer. He describes how Lemkin was consistently building his position among the lawyers in Europe. He presents new fact about how Lemkins managed to save himself from Holocaust and flee from two aggressors, German and Soviet, that invaded Poland. And how, thanks to his acqauitance with the prominent Swedish laywer Karl Schlyter Lemkin first go to Stockholm and later emigrated to the United States. Finally Bogdan Grzeloński gives an account of Lemkins involment in the establishment of the Nuerenberg Tribunal. He is of the opinion, that even if many facts were omitted from this work, it dosent diminish its signifance. Raphael Lemkin autobiography is still an extraordinary book.
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Ambasador Stalina w Londynie 1932–1942 i jego dziennik

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Grzeloński B.
Themis Polska Nova
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2016
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issue 1(10)
49-89
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Diaries of the Soviet ambasador to Great Britain published by emeritus Quondam Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, and emeritus professor of history at Tel Aviv University Gabriel Gorodetsky are analyzed from the point of view of a historian and diplomat by Bogdan Grzeloński. The author is interested in Maiskis personality and also in a manner he presents himself. At the same time he evaluates his work as a representative of Stalin in London. The author notes that, outside of politics and diplomacy, Maiski did not have other intrests like art or music. Having the ambition to play on active role in the Soviet policy formulation Maiski was not sucessful on Downing street. Churchill was immune to his pressures. Stalin however needed him in London as a propagandist of his policies. B. Grzeloński provides a critical assessment of the diaries and their author.
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Śmierć Stalina. Reakcja Białego Domu

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Grzeloński B.
Themis Polska Nova
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2011
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issue 1(1)
55-86
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Profesor Władysław Marian Zawadzki i teoria równowagi ogólnej

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Beksiak J., Grzeloński B.
Gospodarka Narodowa. The Polish Journal of Economics
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2005
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vol. 198
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issue 3
1-9
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The article combines two papers delivered at a Polish-Lithuanian seminar in Vilnius in 2003. The first paper is a biography of Prof. Zawadzki by Bogdan Grzeloński, who presents the professor’s participation in scientific life and political activity. The second paper, by Janusz Beksiak, focuses on Zawadzki’s contribution to the development of economics, chiefly through his two fundamental works: The Application of Mathematics in Political Economics and The Theory of Production-both of which exerted a significant influence on the development of Polish economics and left a lasting trace in international research.
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