1st Edition
The Open Window into the Soviet Bloc US Policy toward Poland, 1956–1968
Introduction
PART I: An Open Window in the Iron Curtain: During the Presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower
1. The United States and Polish October
2. The Swan Song of the Liberation
3. First PL 480 Agreement
4. Activities at the Political Level
5. Activities at the Economic Level
6. Public Diplomacy: Cultural and Scientific Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid
7. Radio Free Europe in the Eisenhower Administration’s Policy toward Poland
PART II: “Don’t Shut the Door”: During the Presidencies of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson
8. New Hopes and First Disappointments
9. Economic Negotiations in the Shadow of Politics
10. Other Fields of Cooperation
11. The Laborious “Bridge Building”
12. Poland in the Policy of “Bridge Building”
13. RFE and Other Propaganda Efforts
PART III: The Dilemma of Oder-Neisse Border
14. The Polish Western Border in US Considerations
Conclusion
Biography
Jakub Tyszkiewicz is a historian at the University of Wrocław, specializing primarily in US-Polish relations during the Cold War. He has been a visiting professor at many universities, including the University of Washington in Seattle as a Fulbright Scholar and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
