Studies into the History of Russia and Central-Eastern Europe, vol. 52, no 3 (2017)
Articles
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Andrzej Nowak, Eastern Europe and the British Imperial Imagination, 1914–1919
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Małgorzata Gmurczyk-Wrońska, Not Russia, but France and England shall decide about Poland: the diplomatic action of Roman Dmowski in 1916–1917
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Marek Kornat, Szymon Askenazy as a diplomat of the Reborn Poland (1920–1923)
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Marek Wojnar, The struggle for dominance in Eurasia: “The international politics of Ukrainian nationalism” by Bohdan Kordiuk in the context of geopolitical concepts of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists during the 1930s
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Daniel Boćkowski, Janusz Korczak, Aleksander Lewin and the Polish orphanage in Monetna in the Urals
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Przemysław Adamczewski, Documents related to the Caucasus during the Second World War in the archive of the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum in London
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Michał Jerzy Zacharias, Intelligentsia and a new class. Political elites according to Jan Wacław Machajski and Milovan Djilas
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Krzysztof Buchowski, Lithuanian New Foreign Policy (2004–2009)
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Łukasz Dryblak, The role and significance of Russian doctrinal documents, with particular focus on information security doctrines from 2000 and 2016
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Paweł Libera, Polish authorities and the attempt to create the Caucasian Confederation (1917–1940)