Year XXVI, Issue 6, 2018<<Archive>>
Guаrdiаns of thе Меmory
BULGARIA IN THE CONCEPTIONS OF POLISH FOREIGN POLICY (1918 – 1939) . GEOPOLITICS AND DIPLOMACY
The study is devoted to Bulgaria’s role in the principal conceptions of Polish foreign policy between thetwo great wars. Both states functioned in a radically different geopolitical constellation of powers, however they had one similarity. Poland belonged to...
Poland; Bulgaria; inter-war era (1918 – 1939); international relations; Eastern Europe
POLAND AND THE UKRAINIAN PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC IN 1919 – 1920
The common enemy of the reborn Poland and the Ukrainian People’s Republic was Bolshevik Russia. On the initiative of the leaders of both countries: Józef Piłsudski and Symon Petlura, an alliance agreement was signed between Poland and the Ukrainian People’s Re...
Poland; Ukrainian People‘s Republic; Polish-Bolshevik War; Jozef Pilsudski; Simon Petlura
‘THE INTERNATIONAL OF THE CONQUERED’ – THE PROMETHEAN MOVEMENT AND POLISH AUTHORITIES DURING 1926 – 1939
“Prometheanism” meant the political cooperation of interwar Poland with non-Russian peoples and nations in Russia directed against the tsarist, and later the Soviet empire. The Promethean movement included representatives of Ukraine (Ukrainian People’s Repub...
Promethean movement; Russia; Poland; Caucasus; Georgia; Armenia; Azerbaijan; Ukraine; Finland; Cossack
THE ANTI-COMMUNIST INITIATIVES IN POLAND BETWEEN THE TWO WORLD WARS THROUGH THE EYES OF JOURNALISM
This article not only introduces the organized Polish public anticommunist initiatives, but primarily focuses on their concepts, methods and forms of action, in order to deter or completely eliminate the danger of the Communists. In the Second Polish Republic,...
communism; polish anti-communist; Central Office of AntiCommunist Agreement; Institute of Scientific Research on Communism; anticommunist law