title: Poland in World War II in the Context of German and Soviet Eastern European Policy
abstract: The article examines the Polish Resistance Movement during World War II in the broader context of German and Soviet policies in Central and Eastern Europe.It highlights that, after World War I, both Germany and the Soviet Union emerged as major threats to the region's territorial order.The Weimar Republic pursued a "Prussian" policy aimed at revising Poland's interwar borders and reclaiming former Reich territories.Hitler's temporary halt on these revisionist aims is seen as a strategic move to 
journal: Codrul Cosminului