Polish Federal Concepts of Central Europe in the Light of Alojzij Kuhar’s Reports from London (1941-1943)

Abstract

Alojzij Kuhar, a Slovenian, was between 1941 and 1945 an envoy of the Yugoslav emigrant authorities under the government of the Republic of Poland in exile. Kuhar’s reports from that period are kept in the Archives of Yugoslavia in Belgrade and constitute a rich source for historical research. Inter alia, they include a description of the federal concepts of the Polish government in exile at that point in time, as well as a vision of post-war Central Europe.