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Beetwen Berlin and Moscow: Polish Western Thought in the Twenty-Year Interwar Period

2020

The article was submitted on 27.02.2020. This article is not primarily focused on presenting arguments and views held by Polish political groups with reference to the territorial shape of the Polish state after the First World War. Instead, its aim is to draw attention to actions taken by these groups towards the defence of Polish western lands. One of the key problems of Poland’s foreign policy after 1918 was the question of relations with its neighbours, chiefly Germany and Russia (and the Soviet Union). For many years, the most serious problem faced by post-Versailles Europe was that of the Germans striving to revise the legal order, to break their political isolation, and return to the …

Cultural StudiesLinguistics and LanguageHistoryПОЛЬСКО-ГЕРМАНСКИЕ ОТНОШЕНИЯLiterature and Literary TheoryVisual Arts and Performing Artsmedia_common.quotation_subjectInterwar periodLanguage and LinguisticsPOLAND-RUSSIA-UKRAINE RELATIONSPoliticsPoland’s foreign policy after 1918; Germany-Poland relations; Polish Western thought; Poland-Russia-Ukraine relations; public opinion in PolandState (polity)History of Russia. Soviet Union. Former Soviet RepublicsPolitical scienceEconomic historyВНЕШНЯЯ ПОЛИТИКА ПОЛЬШИ ПОСЛЕ 1918 Г.ПОЛЬСКАЯ ЗАПАДНАЯ МЫСЛЬOrder (virtue)media_commonОБЩЕСТВЕННОЕ МНЕНИЕ В ПОЛЬШЕWestern thoughtПОЛЬСКО-РУССКО-УКРАИНСКИЕ ОТНОШЕНИЯPOLISH WESTERN THOUGHTGERMANY-POLAND RELATIONSвнешняя политика Польши после 1918 г.; польско-германские отношения; польская западная мысль; польско-русско-украинские отношения; общественное мнение в ПольшеForeign policyPUBLIC OPINION IN POLANDPOLAND’S FOREIGN POLICY AFTER 1918DK1-4735Isolation (psychology)IdeologyQuaestio Rossica
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