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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20434-1 Polish government decided to move to neutral Rumania with the intention to proceed to France and there to re-establish its operation. Rumanian territory was to provide a temporary refuge while passage could be arranged. When Joseph Beck, Polish Foreign Minister, inquired about the French attitude t

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Elizabeth Langran,Janine DeWittoland only fueled the fires of the Polish romantic tradition epitomized in the observation of Lukasiewicz, Polish Ambassador to France, that a nation that intends to preserve its freedom “must be determined to fight (and) to pay the sacrifice of life.”. This ideal of salvation through arms stiffened

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dy deterioration. In light of the dramatic events of the years immediately preceding this period, in particular what British historian Llewelyn Woodward called “a grim record of deportations and other savage measures of administrative repression”. against the deportees, to hope that the two governme

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Empathy Behind and Beyond the Cagelish independence. Not all of his colleagues shared his optimism. In fact, the signs of polarization within his government were becoming increasingly apparent. During a Cabinet debate on the demarcation line between the Soviet Union and Poland, which Mikolajczyk agreed in February should run east of

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