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Polish–Soviet relations during the Stalinist period were realised by a number of assorted 'channels', organisations and institutions. In the domain of culture or, more precisely, of propaganda and culture, an essential rank was attributed to the All-Union Society for Cultural Contacts with Abroad (VOKS). The Society dated back to 1925, and was formally a special organisation composed of the representatives...