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Epilogue,overnment continued to issue pronouncements which were hopelessly unrealistic in view of the West’s overall effort to come to terms with Stalin for the sake of Allied unity. In an interview in the . the Polish Prime Minister, apparently unimpressed by previous negative replies, insisted that only af
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The Rupture in Polish-Soviet Relations,tual distrust and escalated tension. In accordance with the July 30, 1941 agreement reestablishing relations between the two governments all Polish citizens who had been interned in the U.S.S.R. as prisoners of war and deportees were to be granted amnesty and released. While large numbers of these p
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Teheran: Decision on Frontiers,al, Churchill replied “We ought to be able to get over that.”. Although moderately experienced in the affairs of government, Mikolajczyk probably was not the most capable politician in Polish circles. Certainly, he did not inspire the admiration and trust with which the Poles in London endowed Sikor
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Epilogue,lish government as the only authority for dealing with Polish affairs.”. The genuine tragedy of this pantomine lay in its perpetuation after the self proclaimed Provisional government was recognized by the Soviet Union. Unable to face the fact that the Kremlin had installed a puppet government, the
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Great Britain, The Soviet Union and the Polish Government in Exile (1939–1945)978-94-009-9272-6