Liberalny internacjonalizm Stanów Zjednoczonych a problem Górnego Śląska w latach 1918–1919
The Liberal Internationalism of the United States and the Problem of Upper Silesia in 1918–1919

Summary/Abstract: After the end of the First World War in 1918, and with the start of the Paris Peace Conference, the United States, to establish permanent peace in Europe, became involved in settlement of European territorial questions, recognised in univer- salist, transnational terms. The problem of Upper Silesia, a disputed region between restored Poland and defeated Germany, was estimated by the US administration from a liberal internationalist perspective, which assumed to develop a supranational political and economic community.

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