Pro-Russian Organizations in Poland after 1986: Agents of Chaos [Hardcover]

Introduction. Near Abroad  mechanics of the activities of the Russian Federation's secret services in Eastern European countries with particular emphasis on the example of Poland? 1. Kremlins orphans  the history of the activities of the Polish pro-Russian milieu from the second half of the 1980s to Poland's accession to the European Union (2004)? 2. Quiet, honest people with a small camera. Pro-Russian national communist milieu in Poland? 3. Slavic Unity and Revolutionary Myths. Self-Defense and the Change  main Polish pro-Russian organizations referring to national communism, national Bolshevism, pan-Slavism, neo-paganism, and revolutionary nationalism? 4. The Camp of Great Russia. Activity of the Camp of Great Poland group in anti-Ukrainian activities? 5. Changes after The Change. New parties, organizations, and groups created on the fall of The Change party (after 2016)? 6. His Excellency Vladimir Putin. Pro-Russian ultraconservative liberals in Poland? 7. Secret services, mafias, lodges  Polish pro-Russian Catholic traditionalists in Poland? 8. How the Conflict Was Built. Building Polish-Ukrainian tensions in the Przemy[l region in 1989-2022 and the relationship of the groups initiating them with Russia? 9. Volhynia Remembered. Borderlands-oriented organizations and their activity in increasing ethnic tensions in Poland, Ukraine, and Lithuania? 10. Project Mayhem. Polish pro-Russian non-governmental organizations and protest movements after 2004? Conclusions

This book shows how, for thirty years, Russia has been supporting its agents of influence and allies in a seemingly highly hostile society - Poland.?

This book shows how, for 35 years, Russia has been supporting its agents of influence and allies in a seemingly highly hostile society  Poland. Conspiracy narratives, ideological harmony, and old alliances from the period of the Eastern Bloc are primarily the glue that binds the Russian network of influel³.