SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
Archival Sources
Bulgaria
Central State Archives (Sofia, Bulgaria)
Canada
Library and Archives Canada (Ottawa, Canada)
Czech Republic
Archive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Prague, Czech Republic)
The National Archives of the Czech Republic (Prague, Czech Republic)
Security Services Archive (Prague, Czech Republic)
France
Diplomatic Archives Centre (Nantes, France)
Germany
Federal Archives of Parties and Mass Organizations of the GDR (Berlin, Germany)
Political Archive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Berlin, Germany)
Hungary
National Archives of Hungary (Budapest, Hungary)
Open Society Archives (Budapest, Hungary)
India
Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (New Delhi, India)
Poland
Archive of the Institute of National Remembrance (Warsaw, Poland)
Archive of New Records (Warsaw, Poland)
Archive of the Foreign Ministry (Warsaw, Poland)
Central Archive of Modern Records (Warsaw, Poland)
Romania
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Archive (Bucharest, Romania)
National Archives of Romania (Bucharest, Romania)
Russia
Archive of Foreign Policy of the Russian Federation (Moscow, Russia)
Russian State Archive for Contemporary History (Moscow, Russia)
State Archive of the Russian Federation (Moscow, Russia)
United Kingdom
The National Archives (Kew, United Kingdom)
United States
Library of Congress (Washington, DC, USA)
National Archives II (College Park, MD, USA)
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Ruchniewicz, K. and T. Szumowski (eds), Polskie Dokumenty Dyplomatyczne [Documents on Polish Foreign Policy], Volume: 1957 (Warsaw, 2006).
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