Pro Historia Polonorum Prize

We are pleased to present the list of 10 books which the Senate Award Jury has nominated for the award for the best foreign historical book about Poland. The Jury of the Polish Senate Award Pro historia Polonorum has decided to nominate the following books published from 2007 to 2011:

1. Dessberg Frédéric (France) Le triangle impossible. Les  relations franco-soviétiques et le facteur polonais dans les questions de sécurité en Europe. 1924-1935, Bruxelles 2009.
2. Dolbilov Mikhail (Russia) Russkij kraj, čužaja viera. Etnokonfesjonalnaja politika impierji w Litwie i Biełarusi pri Aleksandrie II, Moskva 2010.
3. Fedoruk Jaroslav (Ukraine) Vilenskyj dogovor 1656 roku. Schidnojevropejs’ka kryza i Ukrajna u seredyni XVII stolittja, Kyiv 2011.
4. Lebiedieva Natalia S. (Russia) a series of papers and published sources about the SSSR's policy towards Poland and other Central European countries during World War II.
5. Mick Christoph (Germany) Kriegserfahrungen in einer multiethnischen Stadt: Lemberg 1914-1947.
6. Migev Vladimir T. (Bulgaria) Polskata kriza, “Sildarnost” I Bàlgarija  (1980-1983), Sofia 2008.
7. Pietrov Nikita (Russia) Po scenariju Stalina: Rol organov NKVD-MGB SSSR w sovietizacii stran Centralnoj i Vostocznoj Jevropy 1945-1953 gg., Moskva 2011.
8. Polonsky Antony (USA) The Jews in Poland and Russia, t.1 (1350-1881), t.2 (1881-1914) [The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization], Oxford 2009 – 2010.
9. Schenk Dieter (Germany) Lemberger Professorenmord  und der Holocaust in Ostgalizien., Bonn 2007.
10. Wolff Larry (USA) The Idea of Galicia: history and fantasy in Habsburg political culture,  Stanford 2010.

The winner of the Senate Award Pro historia Polonorum will be announced during the inauguration of the Second International Congress of Polish History on 13 September 2012.