The Soviet Takeover of the Polish Eastern Provinces, 1939–41

Chapter 1 The Red Army’s March into Poland, September 1939

Chapter 2 The Polish-Soviet War of 1939

Chapter 3 Polish POW Camps in the Soviet-Occupied Western Ukraine

Chapter 4 The Plight of Refugees from the German-Occupied Territories

Chapter 5 Sociological Aspects of the Annexation of Poland’s Eastern Provinces to the USSR in 1939–41

Chapter 6 Soviet Economic Policy in the Annexed Areas

Chapter 7 Soviet Policies in the Literary Sphere: Their Effects and Implications

Chapter 8 The Socio-political Role of the Polish Literary Tradition in the Cultural Life of Lwów: The Example of Adam Mickiewicz’s work

Chapter 9 Armed Resistance in the North-eastern Provinces of the Polish Republic, 1939–41

Chapter 10 Armed Underground Activity in the Lwów District, 1939–1941

Chapter 11 Arrest and Imprisonment in the Light of Soviet Law

Chapter 12 The Mass Deportations of the Polish Population to the USSR, 1940–1941

Chapter 13 The Ukrainians in Eastern Poland under Soviet Occupation, 1939–1941: A Study in Soviet Rural Policy

Chapter 14 The Byelorussians of Eastern Poland under Soviet Occupation, 1939–1941

Chapter 15 The Baltic States under Stalin: The First Experiences, 1940–41