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Deportations to the USSR and the Soviet Labour Camps
Population movements between Oder
and Bug Rivers, 1939-1950.
Poznań, Wydawnictwo Zachodnie,
1961.
LC Catalog # DD801 O33
The Soviet deportation
of nationalities
Conquest, Robert. New
York, St. Martin's Press, 1960.
Availability:
Out of Print
Kolyma, the arctic death camps
Conquest, Robert. London, Oxford, 1978.
ISBN 0192850911. LC Catalog # HV8964.R8
The Black Book of Communism, Crimes, Terror,
Repression
Courtois, S. et al. (translation
Jonathan Murphy and Mark Kuner). Cambridge, Mass., Harvard Univ.
Press, 1999.
ISBN 0674076087. LC Catalog # HX44 L5913
Availability: Harvard Univ Press
The Black Book of Poland
Polish Ministry of Information ,1942. Printed
in English by G.P.Putnam’s Sons of New York.
615 pages of text, one map, and 112 photographic plates containing 187 images.
Library of Congress control number 42-020476 .
Also published in Copenhagen in Danish in 1945. Control Number 46-018471
For further information: www.polishroots.com/databases/black_book.htm
Forced Labor in Soviet Russia
Dallin, DJ and Nikolaevsky, BI. New
Haven, Yale University Press, 1947.
LC Catalog # HV8931 R8
Deportees
Dangfield, Elma. Bassboy, M. Frydman, 1945
Description: pamphlet format
For whom there is no room, scenes from the refugee
world
Egan, E. New York, Paulist Press, 1995.
ISBN 0809104733
Tell the West
Gliksman, J. New York, Gresham Press, 1948.
LC Catalog # HV 8931.R8
Revolution from abroad, the Soviet occupation
of Poland's western Ukraine and western Byelorrussia
Gross, J.T. Princeton, Princeton University
Press, 1988.
Polish deportees in the Soviet Union, origins
of postwar settlement in Great Britain
Hope, Michael. London,
Veritas Foundation Publ. Center, 1998.
ISBN 0948202769. LC Catalog #D754 P7
Availability: Veritas, 63 Jeddo Road, London,
W12 9EE, UK. email:
veritas@polish.co.uk
Exile and Identity - Polish women
in the Soviet Union during World War II
Jolluck, Katherine. University
of Pittsburg Press, 2002.
ISBN 0822941856. LC Catalog #D810 W7.
Availability: University of Pittsburgh Press,
3400 Forbes Avenue, Eureka Building, 5th Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 tel.
412-383-2446 website: http://www.amazon.ca
Extermination, Killing - Poles in Stalin's Empire
Kant, A and Kant, N.
London, Unicorn Publications, 1991
ISBN 1870886070. LC Catalog #DK34 P6.
The Lost Tribe - Poles in the USSR
Kadziewicz, S. Studium Papers (US), 1989.
Stalin and the Poles, an indictment of the Soviet
leaders
Kusnierz, Bronisław. (with
forward by August Zaleski). Westport, Conn., Hyperion Press, 1981.
Reprint of 1949 Edition. LC Catalog #DK4185 R9
Availability: Out of Print
A biography of no place: the Ukrainian borderlands
and the making of the nation space
Lake, Katherine Brown. Dissertation, 2000.
Catalog # DK508.833
Blank pages - Soviet genocide against the Polish people
Malcher, George. Woking, Pyrford Press,
1993.
ISBN 1897984006. LC Catalog #D804 S65
Availability: website: www.pyrford.com/pp51
The Rape of Poland, pattern of Soviet aggression.
Mikolajczyk, S.
Westport, Conn., Greenwood Press,1972.
Reprint of 1948
edition of McGraw-Hill, New York
Katyn - Stalin's Massacre and the Seeds
of Polish Resurrection
Paul, Allen.
Annapolis, Md., Naval Institute Press, 1996.
ISBN 155706701
Availability: Naval Institute Press, 2062 Generals Hwy., Annapolis,
MD 21401. tel. 1-800-233-8746. email: psappington@usni.org
The Fate of Poles in the USSR, 1939-1989.
Piesakowski, J.
London, Gryf, 1990.
ISBN 0901342246 LC Catalog #DK34 P6
Poland's Holocaust, ethnic strife, collaboration
with occupying forces, and genocide in the Second Republic, 1918-1947
Piotrowski, T. Jefferson, N.C., MacFarland,
1998.
ISBN 0786403713; (November 1997)
Availability: www.amazon.com
Genocide and Rescue in Wolyn: Recollections of the Ukrainian Nationalist
Ethnic Cleansing Campaign Against the Poles During World War II
Piotrowski, T. Jefferson, N.C., MacFarland,
1998.
ISBN: 0786407735; (April 2000)
Availability: www.amazon.com
The Gulag Handbook: an encyclopedia
dictionary of Soviet penitentiary institutions and terms related to
the forced labor camps
Rossi, Jacques. (William A. Burham, translator). St.
Paul, Paragon House, 1989.
ISBN 1557780242. LC Catalog # HV9712 R6713 (Russian title: Spravochnik
po Gulagu, 1st ed.)
Availability: Paragon House, 2700 University Avenue West, Suite 200,
St. Paul, MN 55114-1016 tel. 1-800-477-3709.
Deportation and exile. Poles in the Soviet
Union, 1939-1948
Sword, K. New
York, St. Martin's Press, 1994; Basingstroke, MacMillan, 1994.
LC Catalog #D810. D5
Availability: Out of Print
The Soviet takeover of the Polish Eastern provinces,
1939-1941.
Sword, K. ed. New
York, St. Martin's Press, 1991.
Availability: Out of Print
Stalin's Secret War
Tolstoy, Nicolai. Pan, 1981.
ASIN: 0030472660
Availability: Out of Print
When God Looked the Other Way: An Odyssey of
War, Exile, and Redemption.
Adamczyk, Wesley, University of Chicago
Press, June 19, 2004
ISBN 0226004430
Foreword by Norman Davies
Hardcover: 288 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.97 x 9.36 x 6.36
Availability: www.amazon.com
and at Walmart stores. ($25)
Often overlooked in accounts of World War II is the Soviet Union's
quiet yet brutal campaign against Polish citizens, a campaign that
included, we now know, war crimes for which the Soviet and Russian
governments only recently admitted culpability. Standing in the shadow
of the Holocaust, this episode of European history is often overlooked.
Wesley Adamczyk's gripping memoir, When God Looked the Other Way,
now gives voice to the hundreds of thousands of victims of Soviet
barbarism.
Sample chapters available at
www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/004430.html
 Deportacje
Obywateli Polskich (wersja polsko-rosyjska)",
Instytut Pamieci Narodowej, 2003
Hardcover, 17 cm x 24 cm
This publication contains 172 documents from NKVD and USRR authorities'
archives. All documents are closely related to deportations carried
out in 1940 in the region of Polish Eastern Borderland (Kresy Wschodnie)
under Soviet occupation. Polish citizens suffered from massive deportations
to Siberia and Kazakhstan. The work illustrates the tragic experiences
of the displaced people. It also describes the persecution aimed at
annihilation of particular social groups causing inhumane suffering
of whole families. The original documents are not shown, but are transcribed
with a Polish translation.
Example of an entry: Nr 89 13 kwietnia 1940 r. Moskwa. Informacja
GTU NKWD ZSRS o przebiego załadunku rodzin osób represjonowanych
wysiedlonych z zachodnich obwodów BSRS i USRS.........................page
421
Website:
www.ipn.gov.pl/index_eng.html
Available at:
www.merlin.com.pl
The Polish Deportees of World War II Recollections
of Removal to the Soviet Union and Dispersal Throughout the World
Piotrowski, Tadeusz McFarland Publishing,
2004
ISBN 0-7864-1847-8
notes, bibliography, index, 256pp. illustrated case binding (7 x 10)
2004
Among the great tragedies that befell Poland during World War II was
the forced deportation of its citizens by the Soviet Union during
the first Soviet occupation of that country between 1939 and 1941.
This is the story of that brutal Soviet ethnic cleansing campaign
told in the words of some of the survivors. It is an unforgettable
human drama of martyrdom in the Gulag. The many non-European countries
that welcomed and extended aid to the exiles are also discussed.
Available at:
www.amazon.com
Available at
www.polartcenter.com
Polska Szkola Na Tulaczych Szlakach
Gabiniewicz, Maria, Dr,
notes, bibliography, index, 256pp. illustrated case binding (7 x 10)
2004
This book is a treasure and a very important historical record of life in S Africa and schooling in the war years in the Middle
East.
An excerpt of the book is available on line:
www.polishheritage.co.nz/PAHIATUA/START.HTM
Article about the author at: www.przk.pl/przewodnik.php?id_art=9981
Available at: http://polartcenter.com/
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