Choosing the Lesser of Two Evils: Jewish Refugees in Soviet Occupied Poland 1939–1940

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Analysis reveals the complex factors driving Jewish refugees' return to Nazi territories, indicating significant risk of persecution.

Deportation occurred amidst heightened security threat for displaced persons in Soviet occupied Poland, revealing critical historical dynamics.
Key evidence highlights the voluntary return of refugees to Nazi zones despite significant risks, underscoring complex survival decisions.
Investigative research focuses on Jewish refugees' experiences, emphasizing the paradox of seeking safety in danger zones.
This study highlights the socio-economic burdens and security challenges faced by displaced persons under Soviet scrutiny.

Alexandra Pulvermacher (2025) studied this question.

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