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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Polish population transfers from the former eastern territories of Poland also known as the flight and expulsion of Poles towards the end ? and in the aftermath ? of World War II refer to the forced migration of Poles between 1944?1946. It was an official Soviet policy which targeted over a million Polish inhabitants of Kresy (see: the Polish areas annexed by the Soviet Union to the Ukrainian SSR, Belarusian SSR and Lithuanian SSR following the Tehran Conference of 1943). The displacement of Polish nationals was agreed to by the allied leaders of the US, UK, and the USSR during the conferences at both Tehran and Yalta. In effect, it became one of the largest of several post-war expulsions in Central and Eastern Europe which displaced a total of about twenty million people.