Neighborhood Dilemmas: The Poles, the Germans and the Jews in Pomerania Along the Vistula River in the 19th and 20th Century: A Collection of Studies

Published in a limited academic edition of 400 copies. Studies published in this series are a pioneering attempt to present selected aspects of the ethnic and religious relationships in Pomerania in 19th and 20th century in relation to the events which were taking place in neighboring regions and countries based on wide research of archive materials. CONTENTS: The Poles and the Germans in West Prussia Province in the 19th and the Beginning of the 20th Century; The Jews in West Prussia 1887-1920; German Minority in Pomerania Between the First and the Second World War (1920-1939): Political Life; The Jews in Pomerania Between the First and the Second World War (1920-1939); The Russians and the Ukrainians in Pomerania in the 1920s and 1930s; Ethnic Issues in the Army in the District Commander of Corps no. VIII Torun (1920-1939); Religious Relations in Chelmno Diocese Between the First World War and the Second World War (1920-1939); Policy of the German Occupant Towards the Poles, the Ethnic and the Religious Minorities in the Gdansk - West Prussia Reich District from 1939 till 1945; The Germans in Pomerania along the Vistula River After the Second World War: Their Problems and Fate from 1945 till 1950; The Jews, the Ukrainians, the Russians, the Belorussians and the Gypsies in Gdansk Pomerania After the Second World War; Religious Minorities in the Province of Pomerania and the Province of Gdansk from 1945 to 1950