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Pagina 243
... Polish , Ukrainian , and White Russian . None of these three ethnological groups has an absolute majority . The Poles claim to be the largest of these , but the objectivity of the census , carried out by Polish authorities in 1931 , has ...
... Polish , Ukrainian , and White Russian . None of these three ethnological groups has an absolute majority . The Poles claim to be the largest of these , but the objectivity of the census , carried out by Polish authorities in 1931 , has ...
Pagina 249
... Polish army very slow . But , by the month of October , 1941 , the Polish authorities grew increasingly anxious . The Polish Ambassador in Moscow appealed to Stalin , Molotoff , and Vishinsky for information as to the fate of the ...
... Polish army very slow . But , by the month of October , 1941 , the Polish authorities grew increasingly anxious . The Polish Ambassador in Moscow appealed to Stalin , Molotoff , and Vishinsky for information as to the fate of the ...
Pagina 255
... Polish Government . It soon became evident that the Russian authorities did not want an organised Polish force on Russian soil . Polish battalions were formed but were left with an utterly inadequate equipment . Most of them received ...
... Polish Government . It soon became evident that the Russian authorities did not want an organised Polish force on Russian soil . Polish battalions were formed but were left with an utterly inadequate equipment . Most of them received ...
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