title: Poles, Danes, Soviets, and Germans Cold War frontlines in the Baltic Sea
abstract: Jaworski deals with a broad spectrum of relations, and he points at a central challenge in the bilateral relations.Though the Second Republic had Baltic aspirations, Denmark was often seen as too distant and too weak.Still, mutual relations did develop and, beyond the diplomatic sphere, Jaworski examines trade, culture, education, and sports.From the Danish perspective, studied by Andersen, the development of economic ties across the Baltic Sea in particular played a notable role.In this respect