title: Les émigrants politiques polonais dans la propagande visuelle de la ‘Pologne populaire’
abstract: In the first years after the Second World War, one of the groups particularly fought against by the communist authorities were the representatives of the Polish government in exile. The vast majority of them, not wanting to return to a Poland ruled by communists subordinate to the Soviet Union, remained in the UK. One of the tools of the fight against political émigrés was visual propaganda. During the Stalinist period, Poles remaining in London were portrayed as traitors, collaborating with the
journal: Sensus Historiae