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Sovietisation and the Jewish Response to Nazi Policies of Mass Murder, were conquered by Nazi Germany. Almost the entire Jewish population residing in the area was annihilated in the Holocaust. It was, numerically, one of the largest communities extinguished in Europe. Only a small minority survived by fleeing with the retreating Soviet troops. Yet this Jewish communi

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,The Welfare of Polish-Jewish Refugees in the USSR, 1941–43; Relief Supplies and their Distribution,ish citizens were forcibly uprooted and deported to the interior of the Soviet Union.. Although piecemeal arrests and deportations were taking place throughout the 21-month period of the initial Soviet occupation of these areas, the majority of deportees were moved in four large operations: in Febru

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,The Jewish Issue in the Polish Army in the USSR and the Near East, 1941–1944,he two governments on 30 July, known as the Sikorski-Maisky Treaty. Although this was a time of shattering defeats for the Red Army and it was crucial for the USSR to get help as fast as possible from Great Britain and its allies, General W?adys?aw Sikorski failed to negotiate a treaty fully favoura

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The Polish Government-in-Exile and the Erlich-Alter Affair,d War to begin with a disclaimer, and I shall adhere to this practice on the present occasion as well. It has never been my purpose in investigating this subject to determine the propriety or impropriety of the actions of Poles or Jews towards one another or to assign praise or blame to either party

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Polish-Jewish Refugees Repatriated from the Soviet Union at the End of the Second World War and Aftlishment of the PKWN (Polish Committee of National Liberation), the question arose of the repatriation of former Polish citizens from the Soviet Union to Poland. The Soviets and the heads of the new pro-Soviet regime which began coalescing in Poland, were interested first and foremost in the transfe

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,The ‘Jewish Organising Committee’ in Moscow and the ‘Jewish Central Committee’ in Warsaw, June 1945n Soviet territory. The title of the agreement indicated that it dealt with the right to change Soviet citizenship and with the evacuation of members of the Polish and Jewish nations.. The above contained a repetition of what had already been stated in the agreement of September 1944, that is, that