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Den Westgrenzen des nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg wiedererstandenen Polen, wie sie im Versailler Vertrag festgelegt waren, entsprachen keine vergleichbaren Grenzregelungen im Osten. Erst die Ergebnisse des polnisch-sowjetischen Krieges schufen eine im Rigaer Frieden von 1921 vereinbarte polnische Ostgrenze. Sie trug freilich bereits den Keim neuer Konflikte in sich, da sie weder einen polnischen Nationalstaat - das Ziel der polnischen Nationaldemokratie - noch den Traum Pilsudskis - die Zerschlagung Russlands - verwirklichte. Dies ist der Ausgangspunkt des Buches, das zeigt wie Pilsudski seine Politik im Osten auch nach Abschluss des Rigaer Friedens fortzuführen versuchte. Auf welche Kräfte stützte sich dabei der polnische Staatschef? Wie verhielt sich Polens Verbündeter Frankreich dazu? Welche Bedeutung kam bei dieser Politik den baltischen Staaten zu? Welche Rolle spielten Großbritannien und Deutschland? In welchem Maße beeinflussten wirtschaftliche Interessen diese Politik und welche Strategie entwickelte Sowjetrussland? Auf all diese Fragen gibt die Untersuchung v. Jenas, gestützt auf neue polnische und sowjetische Dokumente sowie auf eine Fülle bislang unbekannter und erstmals ausgewerteter Quellen des Auswärtigen Amtes, des Foreign Office und des Quai d`Orsey eine schlüssige Antwort. Der Autor zeigt treffend, wie die antisowjetische Politik Pilsudskis zu einer Stärkung seiner innenpolitischen Gegner führte, deren Ziel einer dauerhaften Entspannung zwischen Polen und Sowjetrussland aber infolge einer neuen europäischen Konstellation, die eine Annäherung Moskaus an Berlin bewirkte, nicht erreicht werden konnte.

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The Superpowers traces the development of the USA and Russia (later USSR) from 1898 through to 2000, placing the Cold War, from inception to ending, into the wider social, economic and political context. This is the first history of the two major participants and their relationship throughout the twentieth century.The Superpowers: explores the intertwining history of the two powers chronologically and includes discussion of: * the inheritance of the two great powers and their imperial background * World War One and the Russian Revolution * Capitalism and Soci

Cold War. --- Imperialism. --- United States - History. --- Imperialism --- Cold War --- United States - General --- Regions & Countries - Americas --- History & Archaeology --- World politics --- History --- United States --- Russia --- Soviet Union --- History. --- Foreign relations. --- Foreign relations --- Imperialism - History --- United States - History --- Russia - History --- Soviet Union - History --- United States - Foreign relations --- Russia - Foreign relations --- Soviet Union - Foreign relations

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Written by scholars from both sides of the Atlantic, the work discusses the role European dependence on American support played in the history of European unification.

Cold War. --- World politics --- Europe -- Politics and government -- 1945-. --- North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- History. --- Soviet Union -- Foreign relations -- United States. --- United States -- Foreign relations -- Soviet Union. --- World politics -- 1945-1989. --- Cold War --- History & Archaeology --- History - General --- North Atlantic Treaty Organization --- Coexistence (World politics) --- North Atlantic treaty organisation --- Peaceful coexistence --- NAVO --- OTAN --- History. --- United States --- Soviet Union --- Europe --- Foreign relations --- Politics and government --- World history --- International groups --- anno 1900-1999 --- NATO --- VIE INTERNATIONALE --- HISTOIRE --- 1945-1989 --- ALLIANCE --- ORGANISATIONS INTERGOUVERNEMENTALES

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The Soviet-Polish peace treaty of 1921, also known as the "Riga peace," ended the war of 1919-1920 and may be considered the most important Eastern European treaty of the interwar period. This deeply researched book offers the first post-Soviet account of how Bolshevik Russia and Poland came to sign the treaty-a pact that established the central part of the Soviet western border and provided Eastern Europe with a measure of stability that lasted until 1939. Jerzy Borzecki draws on a wealth of untapped materials in Russian and Polish archives to recreate the negotiations and behind-the-scenes maneuvers leading to and surrounding the treaty. He examines the significance of the agreement not only to its signatories but also to Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Latvia. The Riga peace represented an authentic compromise between Poland and Bolshevik Russia, Borzecki shows, and he offers new interpretations of other crucial aspects of the negotiations as well.

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Examines Russia and Germany's turbulent relationship, including the pre-1914 era of exchange and cooperation; the projects of modernity in post-revolutionary Russia and Weimar Germany; the struggle for dominance over Central Europe in World War II; and mutual views of Germans and Russians after 1945.

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