KnowraCurzon LineLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Curzon Line, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 6Compared with 4Yalta ConferenceRelated: Yalta accepted it as the basis for Poland’s eastern boundary, with adjustments in Poland’s favor.Second Polish RepublicRelated: The postwar border shift removed much of the republic’s former eastern territory.Polish–Soviet WarCompared with: Its proposed boundary differed substantially from the one Poland secured at Riga.Oder–Neisse lineCompared with: It was the counterpart to Poland’s westward territorial shift.Treaty of RigaCompared with: The Riga frontier lay substantially farther east than this proposed boundary.Władysław SikorskiRelated: Sikorski resisted territorial concessions that the Allies increasingly accepted as the price of Soviet cooperation.Galicia (Eastern Europe)Related: The postwar border settlement divided historic Galicia between Poland and Soviet Ukraine.Operation VistulaRelated: The shifted border left Ukrainian communities inside postwar Poland.VolhyniaRelated: The line helped frame the border settlements that divided historic Volhynia between Poland and Soviet Ukraine.KresyCompared with: Its later role in Poland’s eastern border shifts contrasts with the interwar frontier.George CurzonBroader topic: Curzon proposed the line during the Polish–Soviet War as a possible eastern border for Poland.