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Edwin A. Melendez,James M. McKiernaning, neither Germany nor the Soviet Union looked favorably on the restored Polish state with its western boundaries determined by the Treaty of Versailles (partly by plebiscite) and its eastern boundaries settled by the force of arms, confirmed by the Treaty of Riga in 1921, and recognized by Great

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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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Diplomacy: Polish v. British Objectives,mmer of 1941 (the time of the German invasion of the Soviet Union), strategic and political considerations, i.e., the dire British need for a strong ally in the war against Germany, took precedence over any other wartime consideration. wartime consideration.

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Elizabeth Langran,Janine DeWittber of Polish forces under British command in Western Europe had reached about 200,000 plus with another 380,000 in the underground army in Poland. Current sources in Poland give a figure of 500,000 for the underground army. The larger estimate includes resistance movements in addition to the home army..

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