Babinski Witold-Historical Contributions to the Period 1939-1945[London 1967].

London 1967/B. Świderski/ publisher's cloth binding with wrapper/14×21.5 cm/s.712/ good condition, minor soiling of wrapper, corners of several pages slightly bent

The behind-the-scenes operations of the Polish government in London during World War II through the eyes of General Kazimierz Sosnkowski's adjutant.

Includes: The British-Soviet Pact of 1942; Katyn - the rupture of relations. From the history of the Polish Army in Russia. Disaster in Gibraltar. Gen. Sosnkowski the commander-in-chief. The country towards Russia. Soviet propaganda in the West. Press campaign against the commander-in-chief. The issue of aid to Warsaw. Second trip of the prime minister to Moscow. Collapse of the Mikolajczyk cabinet. Formation of the Lublin government. Yalta. During the period of the San Francisco conference. Execution of Yalta and the trial in Moscow. Epilogue of the resignation of the commander-in-chief.