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Komunikat Bibliograficzny WYDAWNICTWA CENTRALNEJ BIBLIOTEKI WOJSKOWEJ DO WYŁĄCZNEGO UŻYTKU OFICERÓW I PRACOWNIKÓW NAUKOWYCH WP KOMUNIKAT BIBLIOGRAFICZNY ROK 1962 PAŹDZIERNIK-GRUDZIEŃ TOM XXVI ZESZYT 4 Układ i redakcja ppłk mgr Stefan Rosolowski WARSZAWA 1962 Opracował ZESPÓL OŚRODKA BIBLIOGRAFICZNEGO CENTRALNEJ BIBLIOTEKI WOJSKOWEJ mgr Wiesław Majewski, Paulina Pakier, mjr mgr Tadeusz Peterson, mgr Edward Pigoń mgr Barbara Rutko Redaktor techniczny: Adam Polit Prdinied in Polarne! CENTRALKA BIBLIOTEKA WOJSKOWA W a rs z a w a , 1962. W y d a n ie I. N a k ła d 725 egz. O b ję to ś ć 18,90 a r k . w y d ., 10,75 a r k . d r u k . P a p ie r ilustracyjny V ki. 90 g. Farmait 70X100/16. Oddano do składu 23.XI.62 r. Druk ukończono w maju 1963 r. Wojskowe Za ik Łady Graficzne w W -w ie. Zana. 5735 z d n ia 4.11.63 r. CW-57030. SPIS RZECZY S t r W ykaz przejrzanych czasopism i skróty ich ty tu łó w ......................................................... 7 W ykaz przejrzanych b ib lio g ra fii................................................................................................... 9 Wykaz skrótów ....................................................................... ............................................................... 10 BIBLIOGRAFIA I. Dział ogólny ................................................................................................................. 12 Bibliografia. Czasopisma wojskowe. Edytorstwo wojskowe. Terminologia woj­ skowa. A rchiw a wojskowe................................................................................................... 12 D okum enty i ro z k a z y ................................................................................................................. 13 Zagadnienia wojskowe w polityce ś w ia to w e j............................................................... 15 Zagadnienia wojskowe w polityce Polski L u d o w e j..................................................17 Pakty. W spółpraca w o js k o w a ............................................................................................ 18 II. Zagadnienia ogólno-wojskowe ......................................... • . 20 Ogólne zagadnienia sił zbrojnych, pokoju i w o jn y ..................................................20 N auka w o je n n a ...................................................................................................1 • 22 Cybernetyka. Prakseologia. Ogólna nauka o o rg an iz ac ji...........................................22 Ekonom ika w o je n n a ................................................................................................................. 23 Przem ysł lotniczy, r a k i e t o w y ............................................................................................23 Socjologia wojska i w ojny ............................ ......................................................................24 Psychologia w ojskowa. W ojna psychologiczna................................................................ 25 P raw o wojskowe, w ojenne i m iędzynarodow e................................................................ 25 Geografia wojenna. Topografia. Kartografia. Meteorologia. Hydrografia . 26 W ywiad. K ontrw yw iad. S z p ie g o stw o ..............................................................................27 III. Sztukawojenna .......................................................................................................... 29 Współczesne doktryny w o je n n e ............................................................................................29 Strategia. Sztuka operacyjna. T a k t y k a ....................................................................... 29 Służba sztabów . Dowodzenie. D ow ód cy..............................................................................33 Obrona terytorialna obszaru krajowego. Obrona ludności cywilnej .... 34 O brona p rz e c iw lo tn ic z a ................................................................................................... ....... 35 O brona przeciw pancerna . ............................................................................................ 35 Obrona przed środkami masowego ra ż e n ia ................................................................ .......... M askow anie operacyjno-taktyczne i te c h n ic z n e .................................................. 37 IV. Wychowanie żołnierzy (szereg., podofic., O fic .)...........................................38 P raca p arty jn a i propagandowa. Szkolenie polityczne...........................................38 Oświata i kultura w wojsku. Biblioteki wojskowe .................................................. 40 W ychowanie fizyczne. S p o r t....................................................................................................41 Pedagogika w o js k o w a .......................................................................................................... 42 Szkoły oficerskie. Akademie wojskowe. Kursy doskonalenia kadry .... 43 Życie naukow e w wojsku. Stow arzyszenia i instytucje n a u k o w e .............................44 Oficerowie i p o d o fice ro w ie................................................. ....... 45 KOMUNIKAT BIBLIOGRAFICZNY V. Powszechna historia wojska, wojen i sztuki wojennej . 47 Zagadnienia o g ó ln e .............................................................................. 40 Dzieje wojsk lotniczych. Zagadnienia ogólne . 47 Dzieje marynarki wojennej. Zagadnienia ogólne . 49 Okres do r. 476 ...................................................................................... 50 Okres 476—1640 ..................................................................................... 59 Okres 1640—1789 . ....................................................................... 51 O kres 1789—1815 .............................................................................. 51 Wojna 1812 roku ............................ ...... ................................... 51 O kres 1815—1 9 1 4 .............................................................................. 53 W ojny bałkańskie 1912—1 9 1 3 ........................................... 54 Pierw sza w ojna św iatow a 1914—1 9 1 8 ........................................... 55 Rewolucja Październikowa i wojna domowa w Rosji 1917—1922 55 O kres 1918—1939 .............................................................................. 57 D ruga w ojna św iatow a 1939—1945 .................................................. 57 Zagadnienia o g ó l n e ................................................................ 57 Dzieje wojsk lotniczych. Zagadnienia ogólne . 59 Dzieje marynarki wojennej. Zagadnienia ogólne . 60 F ront w s c h o d n i....................................................................... 60 F ront zachodni ....................................................................... 64 D aleki W schód, P a c y f i k ........................................... 67 Ruch o p o r u .............................................................................. 65 Okres 1945—1 9 U 2 .............................................................................. 66 VI. Historia wojska polskiego, wojen i sztuki wojenne 69 Zagadnienia o g ó l n e ................................................................ 69 Okres 1454—1764 ....................................................................... 70 O kres 1764—1864 ....................................................................... 70 Powstanie styczniowe (1863—1864) .... 71 O kres 1864—1914 ....................................................................... 72 Pierw sza w ojna św iatow a 1914—1 9 1 8 ............................. 72 O kres 1918—1939 ....................................................................... 72 Druga wojna światowa 1939—1945 ................................... 74 Zagadnienia ogólne ................................................. 74 Kampania wrześniowa .......................................... 75 Polskie Siły Zbrojne w Zachodniej Europie . 75 Ruch oporu w kraju .................................................. 76 Ludowe Wojsko Polskie 1943—1945 . 79 O kres 1945—1962 ....................................................................... 80 VII. Współczesne armie. Rodzaje wojsk. Organizacja. Taktyka Szkolenie. Uzbrojenie. Technika i sprzęt............................. 81 Armie . ..........................................................® ....................................81 Organizacja wojska ......................................................... 83 Zagadnienia szkolenia wojska. Ćwiczenia, manewry ............................ 84 Wojskowa służba wewnętrzna. Żandarmeria . SPIS RZECZY M usztra . .............................................................................. ................................................. 85 Regulam iny i in s tru k c je ............................................................... .......................................... 85 Wojska lądowe .................................................................................................................85 Piechota [klasyczna, zmotoryzowana, zmechanizowana, morska]............................ 85 Z agadnienia o g ó l n e ....................................................................................................85 T aktyka i szkolenie b o jo w e .....................................................................................86 U zbrojenie, technika i s p r z ę t.....................................................................................87 W ojska p a
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