Polish question

The book is dedicated to the Polish issue in the foreign policy of Great Britain and the USA during the Second World War and the first post-war years. The study focuses on the foreign policy activities of Great Britain and the United States related to the settlement of the Polish issue at a specified time within the framework of the anti-Hitler coalition and against the background of the development of international relations in this period. This work contains the study of the foreign policy concepts and concrete diplomatic practice of Great Britain and the USA, revealing the interrelationships and relations between the factors (economic, political, military, subjective) that determined their policy in the Polish question, as well as the analysis of various aspects of interaction and confrontation on the problem of Central European integration, borders and future of Poland between the governments of the Big Three countries (USSR, USA, Great Britain). The book is addressed to a wide range of historians and political scientists, as well as to all those who are interested in the problems and difficult pages of the history of international relations of the 20th century.

Candidato de Ciencias Históricas, profesor en la Universidad Federal del Báltico I. Kant (Kaliningrado), Vicepresidente de Relaciones Internacionales en la KROO "Unión de Periodistas", dos veces Presidente Académico de la Federación Rusa, Académico de la Dotación Carnegie (EE.UU.), Fundación "Zeit" (Alemania), Programa Visby en el Instituto Sueco.