The best Internet resource is Cyndislist for Polish genealogy .

929.3438 C551	Chorzempa, Rosemary, Polish Roots , Baltimore: GPC, 1993. Also in Reference Collection. Information about the Polish language, religion, geography, and history which will help with Polish research.
R929.3438 G571	Gnacinski, Jan & Len, Polish and Proud: Tracing Your Polish Ancestry , Indianapolis, IN: Ye Olde Genealogie Shoppe, 1995. Basic Guide to Polish resources.
R929.3438 K88	Kowallis, Otto, A Genealogical Guide and Atlas of Silesia , Logan, UT: Everton, 1976. Places of origin of immigrant ancestors from the area of Silesia including guides to help determine the present day name of the locality.
R929.3438 M958	Mullerowa, Lidia, Roman Catholic Parishes in the Polish People's Republic in 1984 , Chicago, IL: Polish Genealogical Society of America, 1995. Alphabetical list of towns and villages and their Catholic parishes keyed to accompany maps.
R929.3438 O77	Ortell, Gerald, Polish Parish Records of the Roman Catholic Church: Their Use and Understanding in Genealogical Research , Orem, UT: Genun, 1989.
R929.3438 S346	Schlyter, Daniel, Essentials in Polish Genealogical Research , Chicago:Polish Gen Soc., 1993. Brief basic guide.
R929.3438 S539	Shea, Jonathan, Russian Language Documents From Russian Poland , Buffalo Grove, IL: Genun, 1989. A translation manual for genealogists.
R929.3438 W423	Weiner, Miriam,Jewish Roots in Poland , Secaucus, NJ: Miriam Weiner Routes to Roots Foundation, c1997. Thorough invetory of surviving Jewish records in Poland.