The great powers and Poland

• Preface
• p. xi

• Abbreviations
• p. xiii

• Part I
• The Great Powers and Poland between the Two World Wars (1919-1939)

• 1
• The Polish Question during World War I
• p. 3

• 2
• The Versailles Peace Conference, January 18-June 28, 1919
• p. 27

• 3
• The Polish-Bolshevik War and the Curzon Line
• p. 39

• 4
• Poland's Eastern, Northern, and Southern Boundaries: A Profile of the Reborn State
• p. 55

• 5
• German-Soviet Secret Understanding, 1919-1932
• p. 65

• 6
• Poland in the Foreign Policy of France, 1921-1932
• p. 81

• 7
• Two-Faced Eastern Neighbor, 1921-1932
• p. 95

• 8
• The Crucial Year, 1933
• p. 113

• 9
• The Polish-German Declaration of Nonaggression, January 26, 1934
• p. 131

• 10
• Franco-Polish Relations, 1933-1936
• p. 137

• 11
• The Era of Appeasement, 1937-1938
• p. 155

• 12
• France and Poland after the Remilitarization of the Rhineland
• p. 177

• 13
• Hitler's Demands on Poland, October 1938-March 1939
• p. 189

• 14
• Soviet-Polish Relations, 1934-1938
• p. 197

• 15
• The Meaning of the British and French Guarantees, March-April 1939
• p. 209

• 16
• Hitler's Decision to Isolate and Crush Poland, April-August 1939
• p. 219

• 17
• Nazi-Polish Relations and the Problem of Russia
• p. 229

• 18
• Hitler-Beck Diplomacy: A Make-Believe World
• p. 241

• 19
• Anglo-French-Polish Military and Economic Agreements: Commitments in Bad Faith, 1939
• p. 261

• 20
• War and Peace in Soviet Diplomacy, 1939
• p. 269

• 21
• The Anglo-Polish Pact of Mutual Assistance: Poland Misled, August 25,1939
• p. 289

• 22
• France, Great Britain, and Russia during the German-Polish Campaign
• p. 295

• Part II
• The Great Powers and Poland during the Second World War (1939-1945)

• 23
• Poland after Defeat
• p. 307

• 24
• The Polish-Soviet Pact of July 30, 1941
• p. 319

• 25
• The "Four Freedoms" and the Atlantic Charter
• p. 329

• 26
• Soviet-Polish Relations, July 30, 1941-April 25, 1943
• p. 333

• 27
• The British-Soviet Alliance of May 26, 1942: Churchill's Secret Diplomacy
• p. 349

• 28
• British and American Attitudes toward Poland, 1941-1943
• p. 357

• 29
• The Tehran Conference: Roosevelt's Secret Diplomacy, November 28-December 1, 1943
• p. 375

• 30
• The Entry of the Red Army into Poland, January 1944
• p. 385

• 31
• Churchill's Efforts to Implement the Polish "Formula"
• p. 391

• 32
• Roosevelt and the Polish Issue on the Eve of the 1944 Presidential Election Campaign
• p. 405

• 33
• The Warsaw Uprising, August 1-October 2, 1944
• p. 413

• 34
• The Poles Entrapped in the Homeland and Abroad, August-October 1944
• p. 421

• 35
• The Aftermath of the October Conference in Moscow
• p. 437

• 36
• Prologue to the Yalta Conference
• p. 449

• 37
• The Yalta Conference, February 4-11, 1945
• p. 457

• 38
• The Meaning of the Yalta Agreement: Diplomacy and Semantics
• p. 473

• Epilogue
• p. 485

• Bibliography
• p. 491

• Index
• p. 513

• About the Author
• p. 525