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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 January 2019

Jerzy Lukowski  and
Hubert Zawadzki
Jerzy Lukowski
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University of Birmingham
Hubert Zawadzki
Affiliation:
Wolfson College, Oxford
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A Concise History of Poland , pp. 456 - 467
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