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I thoreloro obserye with proiound misgiying the activity oi German propaganda,hitherto cowpaletely disbeliered.whicli now aucceede in rebuilding the German morale - sliattered by mili tary defeats - b?yproyjgb^ that the Alliee are aiming not only at , / solilarity in battle.but also at a comproipise TTH'.iM)by tli u iluu:r*

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mate iź^how far the declared 5oviet intentions towarde Foland

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and the Baltic countries uay haveyTniluenced the attitude oi* uC

Turkey and Finland - thus aifecting directly military operatione. 'lĄ

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np the

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tSyi Occupied Ku ropo iwi. boen-decidedly anti-German

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u    oiWapiaYre^eneration alt er its liberaTióiI.

and uiii9»e wae

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i'he activityeo

oi* communist agencios brought about disunity and fear oi' chaos, lor these agencies have endeavoured in every country

the Germans,

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the abrutale 4-o;r povn r in frim rutui-Ł Uuv uaiimuuu

eliberate concealment oi truthljt i a '■ooytai.niy not my

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than iwiit nn a rmnu-lt

•intention to disrupt the unity of the Allies.Hi story will reveal

ho *$£eneral Sikorski 's and my

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spite oi violent-nriiiciams oi the Polish oppoaition at home and \

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abroad - Ir om publishinŚfóacts whięh would

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Useci by TTuaala Tn^Ter‘leaTlng3 witfe=*oland 'an' heV intentions

with regard to Poland

<*<y dii^-»M»ogtu ligjht.we have reirained