Abstract
The article discusses the issue of the size of the Russian community in the Kingdom of Poland before the outbreak of World War I and after its end. In the article, I also discuss the problem of the denition and the size of Russian emigration aer 1918. The subject of the further part is the Russian political groupings in Poland and their leading activists. Much space is devoted to the Polish-Russian cultural associations, including prominent Russian intellectuals operating in Poland in the interwar period with the prominent figure of Dmitry Filosofov. The Russian emigration is a problem that requires intensive research by many scholars. They should be carried out to remove harmful myths out of our history.
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