title: The Oder-Neisse Line: The United States, Poland, and Germany in the Cold War (Contributions to the Study of World History)
author:  Debra J. Allen 
description: "Allen's book [has] the merit of calling attention ... to the potential for a truly international history of the Oder-Neisse question....Allen's work offers overview of Washington's role in this process; experts on the subject will dig happily among extensive source material cited in her book."-H-Net Reviews<br /><br />"[T]he book is recommended to anyone with an interest in post-war Polish foreign policy vis-a-vis the West, and to anyone seeking to understand the important issue of the Oder-Neisse frontier."-The International History Review<br /><br />"This first serious study of the issue since the fading years of the Cold War is appropriately balanced and reflective....this is a good book on US foreign policy and public Polish and Polish American responses. Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above."-Choice<br /><br />"The book is recommended to anyone with an interest in post-war Polish foreign policy vis-a-vis the West, and to anyone seeking to understand the important issue of the Oder-Neisse frontier."-The International History Review<br /><br />"Allen's book has the merit of calling attention ... to the potential for a truly international history of the Oder-Neisse question....Allen's work offers overview of Washington's role in this process; experts on the subject will dig happily among extensive source material cited in her book."-H-Net Reviews<br /><br />?[T]he book is recommended to anyone with an interest in post-war Polish foreign policy vis-a-vis the West, and to anyone seeking to understand the important issue of the Oder-Neisse frontier.?-The International History Review<br /><br />?This first serious study of the issue since the fading years of the Cold War is appropriately balanced and reflective....this is a good book on US foreign policy and public Polish and Polish American responses. Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above.?-Choice<br /><br />?Allen's book [has] the merit of calling attention ... to the potential for a truly international history of the Oder-Neisse question....Allen's work offers overview of Washington's role in this process; experts on the subject will dig happily among extensive source material cited in her book.?-H-Net Reviews
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  Europe and the Cold War
  1945–91
  SECOND EDITION
  David Williamson
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