550 NOTES
- On the Provisional Polish Revolutionary Committee (TKRP), or 'Polrevkom', see
Norman Davies, White Eagle, Red Star, 150-9, with references. - Trotsky Archive (Harvard), T 546, quoted by P. Wandycz, Soviet-Polish Relations,
1917—21 (Cambridge, Mass., 1969), 230; also V. I. Lenin, Sochi-neniya (5th Edition,
Moscow, 1958), li. 2.66. - See J. A. Reguta, Historia K.P.P. w swietle faktow i dokumentow (2nd Edition, Warsaw,
1934), 169-288. - Eighteenth Congress of the CPSU: Report given by Comrade D. Manuilsky, World News
and Views (6 April 1939), 382, quoted by M. K. Dziewanowski, op. cit. 151-2. See
I. Deutscher, 'The Tragedy of Polish Communism between Two World Wars', in
Marxism in our Time (London, 1972); also J. Kowalski, K.P.P. 1935-8: Studium histo-
ryczne (Warsaw, 1975). - See A. Korboriski, 'The Polish Communist Party, 1938-42', Slavic Review, xx vi (1966),
430-44. - W. Broniewski, 'Rozmowa z historia' (A Conversation with History). English text
adapted from a translation by Burns Singer in Five Centuries of Polish Poetry, ed.
J. Peterkiewicz (London, 1970), 106. - See Szkice z dziejow polskiego ruchu robotniczego w latach okupacji hitlerowskiej,
1939-45, Zarys historii (Warsaw, 1964). - The full story of Gomulka's career, and especially of his ambiguous relations with
Russian communism, has not yet been written, but there are two clear introductions:
N. Bethell, Gomulka: His Poland and his Communism (London, 1969); and P. Raina,
Gomulka: eine politische Biographic (Koln, 1970). - See Norman Davies, 'Poland' in Martin McCauley ed., Communist Rule in Europe,
1944-9 (London, 1977), 39-57; Among several authorized versions of this period is
W. Gora et al., Zarys Historii Polskiego Ruchu Robotniczego, 1944-47 (Warsaw, 1971);
N. Kolomejczyk, B. Szydek, Polska w latach 1944-9 (Warsaw, 1971). - Adam Schaff, A Philosophy of Man (London, 1963).
- Leszek Koiakowski, 'Katolicyzm a humanizm', in Swiatopoglqd i zycie codzienne
(Warsaw, 1957); 'Jezus Chrystus - Prorok Reformator', Argumenty, nr. 12(1965). - Ibid.
- See L. Koiakowski, The Main Currents of Marxism:- its Origins, Growth and
Dissolution (Oxford, 1981), 3 vols.
2r. Stanislaw Ossowski, 'Teoretyczne zadania marksismu', Mysl wspolczesna, nr. 1
(1948). - Henryk Skolimowski, Polski Marksism (London, 1969); also in the original English edi-
tion as Polish Marxism (London, 1967).
CHAPTER 23. POLSKA LUDOWA
- General studies of People's Poland include R. Hiscocks, Poland: Bridge for the Abyss?
An interpretation of developments in post-war Poland (London, 1963); J. F. Morison,
The Polish People's Republic (Baltimore, 1968); H. J. Stehle, The Independent Satellite:
Society and Politics in Poland since 1945 (London, 1965). See also T. N. Cieplak ed.,
Poland since 1956:, Readings and Essays on Polish Government and Politics (New York,
1972). - See T. Zenczykowski, 'Geneza i kulisy PKWN', Kultura (Paris, 1974), George H.
Janczewski, The Origin of the Lublin Government', Slavonic and East European
Review, i (1972); Scaevola (pseudonym), The Lublin Committee: a study in forgery
(London, 1945). For an authorized version of the construction of communist rule, see
W. Gora et al., also N. Kolomejczyk, B. Szydek, opera cit, see Chapter 22, note 16
above.