Participation of representatives of law enforcement, revolutionary and military forces in the eviction of ethnic Germans from Eastern Europe after World War II
This article examines the role of the police, army, guerrilla and revolutionary organizations of the Eastern European countries in the post-war deportations of the ethnic Germans from the region (Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia). The author examines its tasks and pays attention to the abuses of police and military during evictions of the Germans.