Exile in London
| Titel: | Exile in London : the experience of Czechoslovakia and the other occupied nations, 1939-1945 / Vít Smetana, Kathleen Geaney (eds.) |
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| Beteiligt: | ; |
| Ausgabe: | First English edition |
| Veröffentlicht: | Prague : Charles University, Karolinum Press, 2017 |
| Umfang: | 307 Seiten |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| ISBN: | 8024637014 ; 9788024637013 ; 9788024637327 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
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X
- Introduction
- p. 7
- I
- The Existence and Challenges Faced by the Exile Governments in London
- p. 11
- Limited Influence: the British and the Governments-in-Exile of Poland, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia
- p. 12
- Belgium in Exile: The Experience of the Second World War
- p. 20
- A Cold Shower in International Reality: Redefining the Dutch International Position 1940-1945
- p. 32
- Between Scylla and Charybdis: The Polish Government-in-Exile's Position with Its Allies and in Poland, 1940-1945
- p. 50
- From Re-Emergence to Uncertainties: The Changing Position of Czechoslovakia in London throughout the Second World War
- p. 59
- The Factors Shaping the International Political Status and the Foreign Policy of the Czechoslovak Authorities in Exile, 1939-1945
- p. 72
- Polish and Czechoslovak Governments-in-Exile (and the Impact of Soviet Foreign Policy) in Russian Historiography
- p. 84
- II
- The Armed Forces of the Occupied Countries and their Political Significance
- p. 93
- Together into Battle: The Armies in Exile: Considerable Value or "a Drop in the Ocean"?
- p. 94
- The Yugoslav Armed Forces in Exile: From the Yugoslav Royal Guard Battalion to the Overseas Brigades
- p. 111
- "The Most Difficult Country": Some Practical Considerations on British Support for Clandestine Operations in Czechoslovakia during the Second World War
- p. 122
- III
- Preparing in Exile a Post-War Solution of the Minorities Question
- p. 133
- Was There an Alternative to the "Transfer" of German Minorities from Czechoslovakia and Poland during the 1939-1944
- Discussions on Post-War Europe by the Governments-in-Exile?
- p. 134
- Citizenship and Property Rights of "Our Germans": The Development between 1943 and 1945 of the Legal Status of Germans in Post-War Czechoslovakia
- p. 160
- The Czechoslovak Government-in-Exile and the Legacy of Population Transfers: An Analysis of the English Language Discourse
- p. 167
- The End of the International Protection of Minorities under the Auspices of the League of Nations
- p. 191
- IV
- Propaganda and Education in War-Time Britain
- p. 199
- Bruce Lockhart, British Political Warfare and Occupied Europe
- p. 200
- "Anything that is dear to their hearts": Czechoslovak History and Culture in the London Broadcasts, 1939-1945
- p. 218
- Walking on Egg-Shells: The Czechoslovak Exiles and Anti-Semitism in Occupied Europe during the Second World War
- p. 227
- Truth Conquers... Political Pamphlets of the Czech and Slovak Opposition versus Edvard Bene¿ and the Czechoslovak Government-in-Exile
- p. 255
- Looking for French, Anglophile or Soviet Inspiration? The Diplomatic Struggle for the Post-war Orientation of Czechoslovak Education and Culture
- p. 276
- About the Contributors and Editors
- p. 290
- Index
- p. 297
