The Initial Research Report – the Lithuanian and the Threat of War and their Attitude to the German Attack on Poland in 1939 (Lithuanian Minority in the Second Polish Republic and Decisions of Polish Political and Military Authorities related to the

The Second Polish Republic had been a multinational and multiethnic state, situation which was a challenge both for the central authorities and the administration at the regional level. This article is a review of the interwar and post-war literature dealing with the issue of Polish–Lithuanian relations in the interwar period. In order to show the attitude of the Lithuanian population in the pre-war Vilnius and Bialystok Voivodeships before the outbreak of World War II and the position of ethnic Lithuanians to emerging war and the Polish population, it was necessary to analyze Polish and Lithuanian source materials.

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Res Historica
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.17951/rh.2024.58.339-349
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Polish Historical and Cultural Studies
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The Initial Research Report – the Lithuanian and the Threat of War and their Attitude to the German Attack on Poland in 1939 (Lithuanian Minority in the Second Polish Republic and Decisions of Polish Political and Military Authorities related to the

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The Initial Research Report – the Lithuanian and the Threat of War and their Attitude to the German Attack on Poland in 1939 (Lithuanian Minority in the Second Polish Republic and Decisions of Polish Political and Military Authorities related to the

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The Second Polish Republic had been a multinational and multiethnic state, situation which was a challenge both for the central authorities and the administration at the regional level. This article is a review of the interwar and post-war literature dealing with the issue of Polish–Lithuanian relations in the interwar period. In order to show the attitude of the Lithuanian population in the pre-war Vilnius and Bialystok Voivodeships before the outbreak of World War II and the position of ethnic Lithuanians to emerging war and the Polish population, it was necessary to analyze Polish and Lithuanian source materials.

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