Poland's struggle

• Introduction
• p. vii

• Chapter 1
• Poland is Not Yet Lost
• p. 1

• Establishing an independent state, 1918 to 1933

• Chapter 2
• Between Hitler and Stalin
• p. 11

• Political unrest, 1933 to 1939

• Chapter 3
• Breaking the German Codes
• p. 23

• The Polish Code-breakers and Engima

• Chapter 4
• Case White versus Plan West
• p. 29

• The Opposing Armies and their Plans

• Chapter 5
• Treacherous Neighbours
• p. 37

• The Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact, August 1939

• Chapter 6
• Speak the Same Language
• p. 45

• The Invasion of Poland, September 1939

• Chapter 7
• Establishing a Greater Reich
• p. 59

• Implementing Nazi and Soviet policies

• Chapter 8
• There Must be No Polish leaders
• p. 67

• Eliminating the Intelligentsia

• Chapter 9
• Fighting Back at Home
• p. 75

• Resistance groups until the summer of 1943

• Chapter 10
• Fighting Back from Abroad
• p. 81

• Poland's Free Forces in exile

• Chapter 11
• A Great Polish Labour Camp
• p. 91

• The repression and elimination of Polish Catholics

• Chapter 12
• Burn out this Plague Dump
• p. 105

• Creating and Controlling the Jewish Ghettos

• Chapter 13
• Operation Reinhard
• p. 121

• Organising the Jewish Question

• Chapter 14
• The Battle for Poland
• p. 133

• Operation Barbarossa and the Polish People's Army

• Chapter 15
• Sabotage and Uprising
• p. 153

• The Underground State and the Home Army

• Chapter 16
• We Saved You from the Nazis
• p. 165

• Ethnic Cleansing and Polish Communities Abroad

• Chapter 17
• Putting a Saddle on a Cow
• p. 175

• Adapting to post-mar communism, 1945 to 1953

• Chapter 18
• Because Freedom is Priceless
• p. 185

• The struggle for democracy, 1953 to 1991

• Bibliography
• p. 193

• Index
• p. 197