Poland in The British Parliament; 1939-1945. Three Volumes

New York: Jozef Piłsudski Institute of America, 1946; 1959; 1962. First American Edition. Three volumes. Octavo. 22cm; [with Vol III being 22.5cm]. Publisher's blue cloth titled and decorated in gilt. Dustjackets. 496pp.; 607pp.; 732pp. Light wear to spine ends and extremities, a little cosmetic rubbing and scuffing, most noticeably to the spine head of Vol I; all volumes internally clean and fresh, with errata slip laid in to Vol II; dustajackets are clean and strong, priceclipped, with some light soiling, minor fraying and wear to spine ends, and a couple of closed tears. A very good, handsome set, rarely seen in dustjackets or with any degree of uniformity, (truncated) primarily due to being published over a 16 year period.

An exhaustive collection of documentation regarding the plight of Poland during WW2; statements and speeches made in Parliament, contributions from the Polish government in exile, covering everything from Chamberlain's ill-fated forays into diplomacy, The Atlantic Charter, up to the fall of Berlin and the closing spasms of WW2. Desirable thus. (Inventory #: 84436)