„Problema poloneză” sau cum planurile întrec planificarea sovietică
The „Polish Question” or How the Plans Overcome the Soviet Planning on Borders

Summary/Abstract: Starting from the beginning of 1944 due to the military success on Eastern front the Soviet Union neglected the negotiations with Western Allies regarding the recognition of its strategic interests. From the Soviet point of view the military presence was more important favoring local arrangements with alternative political structures. The advance of the Red Army and the predictable occupation of Poland helped the Kremlin in trying to solve the complicated „Polish Question“, especially the problem of Soviet-Polish borders. Even from 1942 the Soviets consistently undermined the political initiatives of the Polish government in London, mainly the attempts to establish a strong Polish army.

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