Rekwizycja czy rabunek? Studium przypadku przywłaszczenia mienia przez Armię Czerwoną na przykładzie powiatu wrzesińskiego w 1945 r.
Journal Title: Historia Slavorum Occidentis - Year 2018, Vol 16, Issue 1
Abstract
The text revolves around the Red Army’s activity in Greater Poland since the liberation to the dismantling of the Soviet administration in Poznan province. This text deals with requisitions and robberies committed by the Red Army around Września.
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Maciej Kościuszko
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- DOI 10.15804/hso180104
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