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Series Foreword | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
1 | A Century of Forced Migration: The Origins and Consequences of "Ethnic Cleansing" | 43 |
Pt. I | Creating a Polish Nation-State | |
2 | Forced Migration and the Transformation of Polish Society in the Postwar Period | 75 |
3 | "Cleansing" Poland of Germans: The Province of Pomerania, 1945-1949 | 87 |
4 | Who Is a Pole, and Who Is a German? The Province of Olsztyn in 1945 | 107 |
5 | "De-Germanization" and "Re-Polonization" in Upper Silesia, 1945-1950 | 121 |
6 | Gathering Poles into Poland: Forced Migration from Poland's Former Eastern Territories | 135 |
7 | Expulsion, Resettlement, Civil Strife: The Fate of Poland's Ukrainians, 1944-1947 | 155 |
8 | Overcoming Ukrainian Resistance: The Deportation of Ukrainians within Poland in 1947 | 173 |
Pt. II | Retribution and Expulsion in Czechoslovakia | |
9 | The Mechanics of Ethnic Cleansing: The Expulsion of Germans from Czechoslovakia, 1945-1947 | 197 |
10 | To Prosecute or to Expel? Czechoslovak Retribution and the "Transfer" of Sudeten Germans | 221 |
11 | The Social and Economic Consequences of Resettling Czechs into Northwestern Bohemia, 1945-1947 | 241 |
Pt. III | German Refugees and the New German States | |
12 | Compelling the Assimilation of Expellees in the Soviet Zone of Occupation and the GDR | 263 |
13 | Social Conflict and Social Transformation in the Integration of Expellees into Rural Brandenburg, 1945-1952 | 285 |
14 | The German Refugees and Expellees from the East and the Creation of a Western German Identity after World War II | 307 |
Conclusion | 327 | |
Index | 337 | |
About the Contributors | 341 |
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