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I tako the opportunity oi the return to his post of Awbaseador

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Ciechanowski,as

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to you my views

,to appeal to you

at    time.so critioal for Polano. and lor the peace o! the world.

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•i—danimy/irst o-l ał^/The rule oi' truth in the world,for only

i

trutli can

the futurę ol Interna

tional relations and the

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I

at the Kazi totalitarian/ł^wanl its drive

'śtn,

lor v;orld mastery shall "be destroyed. But will not Po land, and w

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Llurope.,be overwhelmed a^ainst

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their will by a wrxe::ai newtotali tarian;wave of

(w,    ^Y    , .

id the nations condemned to the rule of this now totali^AA/< OJ^UUL t7 accept its tyranny ?

f_{ar a8} Polani is    ^ l^i^in tnnt. ił.    flfiyp.T*

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The maas^of Poliahpf>aaanfe3,an3cious to build their prosperity not in collectiye farms.but in individual farasteads.will neyer

in^s of the workins class/nre best reflected

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agree

in the^letteib/to Ur.Attlee,the British deputy Prime Minister,

with the urgency of deeptoratioa.

Ali the classes of the Polish nation want to build a better

iuture for the country anu. ita citizens on a basis of. privateKi-*iXia»-

t-tye, supplemented by dtate economic planning and eoonomic,aocial and

political sell-eovernment.The views of the population of Polani are

Ird by TKfL ^

expressed in the encloseJ~m^nBage8/from Polani,dated January ó-th, January 15-th and February 15-th 1944.

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The present war has proved that frheye-ara localised

hnf. l.hgrt. ■ i—1111 i 1 1 ftin mrm»i nM y.    1',^.    ^6 deVelOp-

ment of the technical means of total war makes it impossible ±-e* even

the strpngest power to win a world war single-handed.i-fr-i j tu bo

•nec-te-A th Aul) nat i onal i sms

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while political and economic collaboration

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will ba rfiiluca

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may b^, closer than before    ^

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