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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31653-2te after the end of the Second World War. Churchill and Eden initially pledged their support to the exile government in exchange for the significant Polish military contribution to the allied war effort. Beyond a crude bargain, however, the commitment to Poland was linked to conceptions of Britain’s

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Schlussbetrachtung und Ausblick,sition from war to peacetime, and one in which the international system was in the process of being reconfigured. This study has shown how British planning for postwar Poland was thrown into disarray not long after the end of the war. It has also demonstrated that the British did not regard the dera

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Introduction,ort the Polish government-in-exile in restoring Poland’s political and territorial sovereignty after hostilities had ended. This wartime commitment constituted the basis for British support for the Polish opposition in establishing a democratic political system free of Soviet interference in the imm