NEIGHBOURS ON THE EVE OF THE HOLOCAUST

POLISH-JEWISH RELATIONS IN SOVIET-OCCUPIED EASTERN POLAND, 1939-1941

Mark Paul
 
illustrations:
17.IX.1939 - LIBERATION OF THE KINDRED NATIONS OF WESTERN UKRAINE AND WESTERN BELORUSSIA
A series of Soviet postal stamps, commemorating the Soviet invasion of Poland.

 

 
• Foreword
• Arrests, Executions, and Deportations
• Jews Greet the Soviet Invaders
• Fifth Columnists and Armed Rebellions
• The Fate of Polish Officers and Soldiers
• The Targeting of Polish Officials and Civilians
• Anti-Polish and Anti-Christian Agitation, Vandalism, and Looting
• A Few Short Weeks was All that was Needed to Leave a Mark
• Smooth Transition
• Positions of Authority and Privilege
• Collaborators and Informers
• Victims of Choice
• Atmosphere of Fanaticism
• Civilian Deportations
• Holocaust Historiography
• Summation
• A Belated, but Reluctant Awareness
   
• Bibliography
   
  Copyright © Mark Paul and The Polish Educational Foundation in North America

 

POLAND'S ETHNIC MINORITIES AND THE NAZI-SOVIET OCCUPATION OF POLAND