I saw Poland betrayed
Subtitle: an American ambassador reports to the American people.
Series: The Americanist library -- 009
Publisher: Western Islands
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945 -- Poland; Poland -- History; Poland -- Politics and government -- 1945-1980; Poland -- Foreign relations -- Soviet Union; Soviet Union -- Foreign relations -- Poland
Other titles: Dr Julius Slavenas Collection
Description: A former United States ambassador reports after World War II on how Poland was formed into a puppet police state through the intellectual dishonesty of the Soviet and Polish governments and grievous errors of the United States.
Notes: Dr Julius Slavenas Collection

"Except for the omission of illustrations and appendix, this edition is complete and unabridged.
Table of contents: title: Unhappy landing; title: Studying the background; title: The incredible crime; title: Between Tehran and Yalta; title: Yalta; title: deathblow to Poland's hopes; title: The Moscow commission; title: Reluctant departure; title: Potsdam interlude; title: My work in Poland begins; title: The dark road ahead; title: Our initial difficulties; title: Political freedom; title: Moscow style; title: Our encounters with the police state; title: American assistance; title: Financial appeasement; title: Referendum and pogrom; title: The frontier question; title: Consultation; title: The elections; title: Betrayal legalized; title: To all free peoples.