Polish-German Relations and the Effects of the Second World War

Witold M. Góralski (red.)

Warszawa 2006

ISBN 83-919743-8-3

Liczba stron: 394

Spis treści 

In Consideration of Our Common Future

I. DAMAGES INFLICTED UPON POLAND DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR

Mateusz Gniazdowski
Damages Inflicted on Poland by the Germans During the Second World War: an Outline of Research and Estimates 

Wojciech W. Kowalski
An Appraisal of the Losses to Polish Cultural Heritage Resulting from German Aggression during the Second World War

Wojciech W. Kowalski
Restitution and Reparations in the Area of Polish Cultural Heritage, the Legal Regulations and The Activities of the Polish Authorities 

II. INTERNATIONAL LAW BASES FOR PAYING REPARATIONS TOWARDS POLAND

Mariusz Muszyński
The Basis in International Law for German Reparation Obligations Towards the Victorious Coalition and Towards Poland in Particular 

Witold M. Góralski

The Legal Bases and Aims of the Programme of Alienating German Property, Pursuant to The Potsdam Agreement, in the Western and Northern Territories 

Janusz Dołęga, Łukasz Kulesa, Rafał Tarnogórski

The USSR’s Implementation of the Provisions of the Potsdam Agreement with Regard to Poland 

III. REPATRIATION AND EMIGRATION FROM POLAND OF PERSONS DECLARING GERMAN DESCENT AND THE PROBLEM OF RENOUNCING POLISH CITIZENSHIP

Stanisław Jankowiak, Mateusz Sora

Polish Policy with Regard to Persons Applying for Permission to Emigrate to Germany in the Years 1950–1984 

Mariusz Muszyński

International Law and the Citizenship of Germans Resettled or Repatriated from Poland (p. 225)

IV.POST-GERMAN PROPERTY AND GERMAN RESTITUTION AND PROPERTY CLAIMS AGAINST POLAND

Jan Barcz

Loss of Polish Citizenship by Emigrants from Poland to the Federal Republic of Germany Under Council of State Resolution No. 37/56 

Witold M. Góralski

The Significance for Polish-German Relations of the Barcz-Frowein Report on Claims from Germany Against Poland in Connection with the Second World War 

Jacek Górecki

The Legal Status of Real Estate Abandoned by Persons Leaving Poland for the Federal Republic of Germany in the Years 1956–1989 

Magda Krzyżanowska-Mierzewska

The Problem of Claims Arising Out of Expropriations of Property from German Owners in the Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights 

V. VARIA

Maria Frankowska

The Declaration of Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, Made on 1 August 2004 in Warsaw, in Light of International Law 

Appendix - Territorial changes of Poland after the Second World War 

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