Polish-Soviet Relations 1932–1939

244 Pages·1963·32.536 MB·English

by  Bohdan B. Budurowycz

Polish-Soviet Relations, 1932-1939
( e c e s )
EAST CENTRAL EUROPEAN STUDIES
OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

Polish-Soviet Relations
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BY BOHDAN B. BUDUROWYCZ
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
NEW YORK AND LONDON 1963
Copyright © 1958, 1963 Columbia University Press
First published in book forra 1963
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 63-7509
Manufactured in the United States of America
East Central European Studies of
Columbia University
The East Central European Studies, a companion series to the
Studies of the Russian Institute, comprise scholarly books pre-
pared under the auspices of the Program on East Central Europe
of Columbia University or through other divisions of the Uni-
versity. The publication of these studies is designed to enlarge
our understanding of an important region of the world, which,
because of its relative inaccessibility in recent years as well as
because of the linguistic problems it presents, has been some-
what neglected in serious academic study. The faculty of the
Program on East Central Europe, without necessarily endorsing
the conclusions reached by the authors, believe that these studies
contribute substantially to knowledge of the area and should serve
to stimulate further inquiry and research.
East Central European Studies
THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF BULGARIA: ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT,
1883-1936 JOSEPH ROTHSCHILD
YUGOSLAVIA IN CRISIS, I934-I94I J. B. HOPTNER
THE FIRST PARTITION OF POLAND HERBERT H. KAPLAN
CZECHOSLOVAK NATIONAL INCOME AND PRODUCT, 1947-1948 AND
1955-1956 THAD PAUL ALTON AND ASSOCIATES
POLISH-SOVIET RELATIONS, 1932-1939 BOHDAN B. BUDUROWYCZ
TO MY PARENTS

Contents
I. THE NONAGGRESSION PACT
H. "PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE": 1933-1934
HI. POLAND AND THE EASTERN LOCARNO
IV. THE POLICY OF BALANCE: THEORY AND PRACTICE
V. THE COLD WAR
VI. THE AFTERMATH OF MUNICH
VII. TOWARD THE FOURTH PARTITION
VIII. THE CATASTROPHE
CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
Map
THE FOURTH PARTITION OF POLAND