Studies into the History of Russia and Central-Eastern Europe, vol. 52, no 3 (2017)

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Articles

Andrzej Nowak, Eastern Europe and the British Imperial Imagination, 1914–1919

Małgorzata Gmurczyk-Wrońska, Not Russia, but France and England shall decide about Poland: the diplomatic action of Roman Dmowski in 1916–1917


Marek Kornat, Szymon Askenazy as a diplomat of the Reborn Poland (1920–1923)

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

Daniel Boćkowski, Janusz Korczak, Aleksander Lewin and the Polish orphanage in Monetna in the Urals


Przemysław Adamczewski, Documents related to the Caucasus during the Second World War in the archive of the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum in London


Michał Jerzy Zacharias, Intelligentsia and a new class. Political elites according to Jan Wacław Machajski and Milovan Djilas


Krzysztof Buchowski, Lithuanian New Foreign Policy (2004–2009)


Łukasz Dryblak, The role and significance of Russian doctrinal documents, with particular focus on information security doctrines from 2000 and 2016

Paweł Libera, Polish authorities and the attempt to create the Caucasian Confederation (1917–1940)

Reviews articles and reviews

Joanna Rak, On George Gilbert’s The Radical Right in Late Imperial Russia

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