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The article addresses the issue of organising branches of the National Bank of Poland (Narodowy Bank Polski/NBP) in the so-called “Regained Territories” based on the example of the Racibórz branch of the NBP in the years 1945–1947. So far, this subject area has not been dealt with by the literature. Firstly, the historical and political background of the establishment of the National Bank of Poland will be discussed, in particular the attitude of the Polish communists towards the banking system during World War II will be reviewed. Next, we will look at the establishment of the Bank. Finally, we will review the results of archival research in the State Archives in Katowice, Racibórz Branch, on documents related to the organizational issues of the Racibórz branch of the NBP in the years 1945–1947, that is in the period immediately following the acquisition of the Regained Territories by the Polish administration and the establishment of Polish statehood structures in these areas. While reviewing the literature on the subject, we need to bear in mind that there are no scientific studies devoted strictly to the organisation of local branches of the National Bank of Poland. As far as the early period of the Bank’s operation is concerned, the most valuable study was written by

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Organization of Branches of the National Bank of Poland after World War II in the So-Called “Regained Territories” as Illustrated by the Bank’s Branch Office in Racibórz in the Years 1945–1947