Czechoslovak diplomacy and the Gulag
| Titel: | Czechoslovak diplomacy and the Gulag : deportation of Czechoslovak citizens to the USSR and the negotiation for their repatriation, 1945-1953 / Milada Polišenská ; English translation by Barbara Day |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Budapest; New York City : Central European University Press, 2015 |
| Umfang: | xviii, 421 Seiten : 1 Karte |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einheitssachtitel: | Čechoslováci v Gulagu a československá diplomacie, 1945-1953 |
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| ISBN: | 9789633860106 ; 9633860105 |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
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X
- List of Tables
- p. xi
- List of Abbreviations
- p. xiii
- Preface
- p. xvii
- Introduction: Some Notes on the Concept of Czechoslovakia from the Point of View of the Constitution and National Identity
- p. 1
- 1
- The Constitutional Concept of Slovakia
- p. 2
- 2
- The Position of the Ruling Circles on the Issue of Nationalities in Czechoslovakia
- p. 10
- 3
- Citizenship in Postwar Czechoslovakia and the Decrees of President Bene¿
- p. 16
- Part I
- Czechoslovakia and its Inhabitants as the Victims of Deportation
- I
- Deportations from Slovakia
- p. 23
- 1
- Circumstances of Deportation
- p. 24
- 2
- Personal Stories of Deported Civilians
- p. 53
- 3
- Prisoners of War, Auxiliary Help and the Levente
- p. 82
- II
- Other Deportations from Czechoslovakia to the USSR
- p. 93
- 1
- The Deportation of Émigrés from Russia and Ukraine and the Forced Repatriation of Soviet Citizens
- p. 93
- 2
- Subcarpathian Rus and Transcarpathian Ukraine
- p. 117
- 3
- Czechoslovak Silesia: The Teschen, Hlucín and Kravare Regions
- p. 122
- Part II
- Politics and Diplomacy
- I
- Czechoslovak-Soviet Repatriation Negotiations
- p. 127
- 1
- Flouting of the Czechoslovak-Soviet Treaty of 8 May 1944 by the Soviet Union in 1945
- p. 127
- 2
- Czechoslovak and Soviet Information and Arguments in 1946
- p. 137
- 3
- The Enforcement of the Selective Principle
- p. 188
- II
- Screenings and transports
- p. 211
- 1
- The Repatriation Camp in Luisdorf near Odessa
- p. 211
- 2
- The Repatriation Camp Sighet in Romania
- p. 239
- 3
- The Final Phase of Screening in Luisdorf and Sighet
- p. 254
- 4
- Czechoslovak Diplomats in Moscow in Charge of the Repatriation Agenda
- p. 263
- III
- The Official Termination of Repatriation and the Epilogue
- p. 275
- 1
- Reaction of Czechoslovak Institutions, Numbers and Reports
- p. 275
- 2
- The Repatriation Obligations of the USSR and International Diplomacy
- p. 295
- 3
- The Return to Czechoslovakia of Deportees and Prisoners from the USSR after the Official Termination of Repatriation
- p. 301
- 4
- Other Dimensions of Repatriation Diplomacy
- p. 316
- Conclusion
- p. 335
- Appendix
- 1
- Agreement Concerning the Relationship between the Czechoslovak Administration and the Soviet High Command after the Entry of Soviet Troops on Czechoslovak Territory
- p. 343
- 2
- The Number of Czechoslovak Citizens Deported and the Number Repatriated at the End of World War II and in the Postwar Period: Estimates in Publications
- p. 346
- 3
- Map of Slovakia: Localities from which People Were Deported to the Gulag in 1945
- p. 351
- 4
- Map of the Soviet Union: Camps to which Czechoslovaks Were Deported
- p. 352
- 5
- Commentary on the List of Civilians Deported from the Territory of Czechoslovakia to the USSR at the End of World War II
- p. 353
- 6
- Overview of Repatriations to Slovakia According to District (to 31 January 1949)
- p. 359
- Notes
- p. 363
- Bibliography, Archival, and Other Sources
- p. 387
- Index of Names and Places
- p. 409
