In the Archive of Memory. The Fate of Poles and Iranians in the Second World War

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2015

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Praca zbiorowa. In the Archive of Memory. The Fate of Poles and Iranians in the Second World War. Red. . : Wydawnictwo Akademickie Dialog, 2015, 239 s. ISBN 978-83-8002-436-6

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-8002-436-6

DOI:

Wydawnictwo:

Wydawnictwo Akademickie Dialog

Rok wydania:

2015

Liczba stron:

239

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Strona tytułowa2
Strona redakcyjna3
Spis treści4
Editorial Note6
Jolanta Sierakowska-Dyndo. An Archive of Memory7
Samad Ali Lakizadeh. Turning Point in Polish-Iranian Bilateral Relations18
Andrzej Krzysztof Kunert. General Anders’ Army on its Way Across Three Continents22
Zofia Józefowicz-Niedźwiecka. On the Hospitable Iranian Soil30
Jolanta Sierakowska-Dyndo. Economic Situation in Iran at the Beginning of the 1940s. The Polish Refugees’ Context105
Sylwia Surdykowska. Iran in the Eyes of Poles118
Mirosław Michalak. Back to Isfahan. A Polish Poet and Diplomat in Iran136
Anna Krasnowolska. The Traces of the Second World War Polish Refugees in Modern Persian Literature147
Manouchehr Riyahi. The Mirage of Life (Sarab-e zendegi)167
Jan Draus. Education of Adults in Iran 1942-1945172
Alina Sobczak. Polish Cubs and Scouts in the Friendly Iran of 1940s184
Ivonna Nowicka. The Bulletin MY (Us). An Outline of its History and Content191
Juliusz Gojło. We Must Not Forget the Past208
Ramin Mehmanparast. The Testimony of Friendship212
Michał Bocian. A Note from the Translator214
Contributors225
Footnotes227
About publisher238

AndrzejKrzysztofKunert

GeneralAnders’Armyonits

WayAcrossThreeContinents

ThenameGeneralAnders’Armyisusedforthearmy

ledbyMajorGeneralWładysławAnders,established

intheSovietUnioninAugust1941,inallofitsthree

forms–thePolishArmyintheSovietUnion,thePolish

ArmyintheEast(establishedintheMiddleEast

inSeptember1942)andthePolishIICorps(established

inJuly1943andthen,fromFebruary1944,ﬁghtinginthe

ItalianCampaign).

Anders’ArmywasthemostremarkableofallAllied

ArmiesduringtheSecondWorldWar.Itwastheonlyone

consistingsolelyofcaptives,prisonersandexiles,andthe

onlyoneledbycaptivesandprisoners.Likewise,itwas

theonlyoneofAlliedArmieswhosetrailledthrough

threecontinents–fromEuropethroughAsiaandAfrica

toEuropeagain.InMay1944,thesoldiersofthisarmy

werecalledthebestsoldiersoftheSecondWorldWar

aftertheconquestofMonteCassino.

Thebeginningoftheirextraordinarysaga–whichcan

becomparedtothefamous

anabazis

ofAlexanderthe

Great’sArmy–isatragicandbitterrouteoffuture

soldiersoftheAnders’ArmytoSovietprisoner-of-war

campsandprisons,toGulagcampsandexile,theroute

whichlastedfromtheSovietinvasionofPoland

on17September1939.

FromAugust1941,thoseofthemwhosurvived–and

werenotvictimsoftheKatynmassacre–startedtojoin

theformationoftheAnders’Armycampslocatedinthe

EuropeanpartoftheSovietUnion,ontheMiddleVolga

(BuzulukwastheﬁrstheadquartersoftheArmyStaﬀ

afterashorttermofoﬃceinMoscow),fromallparts

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