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  <tableOfContents>The problem -- Polish-German relations through the centuries -- Poland and Germany in our time -- How the Oder-Neisse line came to be -- The Oder-Neisse problem since 1945 -- Polish misgivings -- Why all Germans agree -- Bases for solving the problem -- An issue that concerns the world.</tableOfContents>
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