| Year: | 2022 |
| # | Title | Page range | Authors | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |
Wends/Slavs/Pomeranians as Allies of the Margraves of Brandenburg in 1229. Voice in the Discussion on Political Alliances of the Rulers of West Pomerania in the 1220’s |
35 (5-39) | Marek Smoliński | More |
| 2. |
Intruder in the Harem, or Captain Martin Eric Nasmith’s Oriental Adventures |
44 (41-84) | Piotr Nykiel | More |
| 3. |
The Circumstances of the Establishment of “Żegluga Polska” in 1926 |
27 (85-111) | Jordan Siemianowski | More |
| 4. |
Establishment and Activity of the Jewish Marine School for Officers in Civitavecchia (1934–1938) in the Pages of the Revisionist Zionist Press |
21 (113-133) | Jarosław Drozd | More |
| 5. |
An Unknown Account of the September Engagements Fought by ORP “Wicher” |
23 (135-157) | Maciej Franz | More |
| 6. |
Nazi Indoctrination of the Kriegsmarine and its Relations with the NSDAP in the Years 1935–1945 – Outline of Subject Matter |
29 (159-187) | Wojciech Wichert | More |
| 7. |
Administration and Operation of the Commercial Seaports in Gdańsk and Gdynia During the Second World War |
16 (189-204) | Bolesław Hajduk | More |
| 8. |
Szczecin as the Home Port for inland Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovak Presence in Szczecin from 1945–1989 |
40 (205-244) | Anna Szczepanska-Dudziak | More |
| 9. |
Gas Supplies by Sea and Biogas as Elements of Ensuring Energy Security: The Example of Poland |
26 (245-270) | Jacek Buko, Tomasz Norek, Iwona Windekilde | More |
| 10. |
The Results of the Dynastic War in Sweden (1597–1660): Swedish and Finnish Refugees |
12 (271-282) | Karol Łopatecki | More |
| 11. |
“Baltic Ports. Exchange, Conflicts, Entanglements” /Kulice, 24–26 March 2022 |
3 (283-285) | Paweł Gliźniwicz | More |
| 12. |
“Sustainable Development and Innovations in Space. E-economy” / Szczecin-Copenhagen, 28–30 September 2022 |
3 (287-289) | Agnieszka Budziewicz-Guźlecka, Anna Drab-Kurowska | More |
