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short read trying to prove that the foreign policy of Pilsudsky and Beck was not that which for example A, P. Taylor describes in his popular book "The origins of the second world war", Wandycz explains pretty well the game of the two chairs Poland's second republic is trying to play and how and why it failed at last, OnOctober,Professor Piotr Wandycz, Professor of
History at Yale University, delivered the third in the series of
M, B. Grabowski Memorial Lectures in Chancellor's Hall,
Senate

House, Professor Norman Davies, Professor of Polish
History at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies,
was in the Chair, The Lecture was made possible thanks to the
generosity of the M, B. Grabowski Fund.
This volume contains the English and Polish texts of the
Memorial Lecture, together with a bibliographical essay by
Professor Wandycz, which provides a critical review of works
dealing with Polish diplomatic history during the period
covered by the Lecture.
Professor Davies' introduction to the
Lecture has been added as a preface,
The Editor would like to thank both Mrs Irena Eile for
translating the Lecture into Polish and Maria KorzeniewiczDavies
for translating the Introduction into Polish, Thanks
also go to the M, B. Grab.