Paradoxically, it was the German-Soviet arrangement of September 28, 1939 that caused the defeated Germany in 1945 to lose, under the terms of the Potsdam Conference, the territories east of the Oder and... Keep reading »
On February 27, 1940, a regulation of the Council of Ministers for the Defense of the Reich, referred to by some as the "Göring regulation", banned Polish minority organizations in Germany. Considerable... Keep reading »
The Union of Poles in Germany was the leading Polish community association in the Weimar Republic, and subsequently in the Third Reich. Established in 1922, it remained active until September 1939. Its members... Keep reading »
On August 23, 1953, the government of the People's Republic of Poland, headed personally by Bolesław Bierut, then First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers' Party, adopted Poland’s... Keep reading »
The Treaty on Good Neighborly Relations and Friendly Cooperation marked a watershed change in Polish-German relations in historical terms. It became the first instrument of international law to regulate mutual... Keep reading »
On Easter Sunday on April 16, 1922 in the Italian town of Rapallo, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a treaty which - although devoid of any outrageous provisions – came as a big surprise causing quite a stir... Keep reading »
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