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»Jugoslovanske meje so na Baltiku, poljske na Jadranu«

Jugoslavija, Poljska in jugoslovansko priznanje meje na Odri in Nisi
Author(s):Maja Lukanc
Co-author(s):Jure Gašparič (gl. ur.), Mojca Šorn (ur.), Andreja Jezernik (lekt.), Studio S.U.R (prev.)
Leto:2024
Publisher(s):Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino, Ljubljana
Source(s):Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 2024, št. 3
Language(s):slovenščina, angleščina
Type(s) of material:text
Keywords: Jugoslavija, Poljska, mejno vprašanje, bilateralni odnosi, lastne poti v socializem, Yugoslavia, Poland, border issue, bilateral relations, separate paths to socialism
Identifier:COBISS.SI-ID: 217529859
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In September 1957, during a Polish delegation’s visit to Belgrade, the Yugoslav lead-ership recognised the Oder-Neisse line as the official Polish-German border. This decision was soon followed by the establishment of diplomatic relations between Yugoslavia and the German Democratic Republic. In response, the Federal Republic of Germany invoked the Hallstein Doctrine, resulting in a renewed escalation of tensions in Central Europe after a period of easing relations between East and West. This paper examines the involvement of Polish diplomacy in the Yugoslav recognition of the Oder-Neisse line. Based on the Polish and Yugoslav foreign policy, Party, and media sources, it places Yugoslav support for Poland’s border issue within the broader context of Polish-Yugoslav relations and explores the course and consequences of this bilateral interaction. Employing a relational approach and the con-cept of international friendship, the paper illustrates how the cooperation between Poland and Yugoslavia advanced the individual and mutual interests of both states. It also explores how they affirmed their identities and roles on the global stage while striving to evade super-power dominance and shape their foreign policies.

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  • identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/63355
    • title
      • »Jugoslovanske meje so na Baltiku, poljske na Jadranu«
      • Jugoslavija, Poljska in jugoslovansko priznanje meje na Odri in Nisi
    • creator
      • Maja Lukanc
    • contributor
      • Jure Gašparič (gl. ur.)
      • Mojca Šorn (ur.)
      • Andreja Jezernik (lekt.)
      • Studio S.U.R (prev.)
    • subject
      • Jugoslavija
      • Poljska
      • mejno vprašanje
      • bilateralni odnosi
      • lastne poti v socializem
      • Yugoslavia
      • Poland
      • border issue
      • bilateral relations
      • separate paths to socialism
    • description
      • Jugoslovansko vodstvo je septembra 1957 ob obisku poljske delegacije v Beogradu priznalo realnost poljsko-nemško meje na Odri in Nisi, čemur je mesec dni kasneje sledila navezava diplomatskih stikov med Jugoslavijo in Nemško demokratično republiko. Na te se je Zvezna republika Nemčija odzvala z uveljavitvijo Hallsteinove doktrine, ki je po nekajletnem trendu odjuge med vzhodom in zahodom prinesla ponovno zaostritev zunanjepolitičnih odnosov v srednji Evropi. Pričujoči prispevek obravnava angažma poljske diplomacije pri jugoslovanskem priznanju meje na Odri in Nisi. Na podlagi poljskega in jugoslovanskega zunanjepolitičnega, partijskega in medijskega gradiva dogajanje umesti v razvoj poljsko-jugoslovanskega sodelovanja, ki je pripeljalo do jugoslovanske podpore Poljski pri mejnem vprašanju, ter raz-išče potek in posledice te bilateralne interakcije. S pomočjo relacijskega pristopa in koncepta mednarodnega prijateljstva prispevek izpostavi, kako sta Poljska in Jugoslavija v medsebojnih stikih zasledovali lastne in skupne interese, potrjevali svojo identiteto in vlogo na mednarodnem parketu ter iskali načine, kako se izogniti nadzoru velesil in oblikovati lastno zunanjo politiko.
      • In September 1957, during a Polish delegation’s visit to Belgrade, the Yugoslav lead-ership recognised the Oder-Neisse line as the official Polish-German border. This decision was soon followed by the establishment of diplomatic relations between Yugoslavia and the German Democratic Republic. In response, the Federal Republic of Germany invoked the Hallstein Doctrine, resulting in a renewed escalation of tensions in Central Europe after a period of easing relations between East and West. This paper examines the involvement of Polish diplomacy in the Yugoslav recognition of the Oder-Neisse line. Based on the Polish and Yugoslav foreign policy, Party, and media sources, it places Yugoslav support for Poland’s border issue within the broader context of Polish-Yugoslav relations and explores the course and consequences of this bilateral interaction. Employing a relational approach and the con-cept of international friendship, the paper illustrates how the cooperation between Poland and Yugoslavia advanced the individual and mutual interests of both states. It also explores how they affirmed their identities and roles on the global stage while striving to evade super-power dominance and shape their foreign policies.
    • publisher
      • Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino
    • date
      • 2024
    • type
      • besedilo
    • identifier
      • identifier: COBISS.SI-ID: 217529859
    • language
      • Slovenščina
      • Angleščina
    • isPartOf
    • rights
      • license: ccByNcSa