Germany's Eastern Neighbours

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By Elizabeth Wiskemann

Oxford University Press (for the Royal Institute of International Affairs), 1956, 309 pp

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Miss Wiskemann, long a student of Slav-German relations, here discusses developments in the territories of German-Polish and German-Czech controversy in the years since Hitler's rise to power. Particular emphasis is given to the postwar decade, the territorial changes, the expulsion of the Germans, and the new industrial activities in these lands.

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