WIECEJ PYTAN Z HISTORII POLSKIEGO IMPERIUM

 texts from World iQ.com

1. DOES BRUCE LANE ESCAPED BETRAYED POLAND TO DO AWAY WITH IT?

Arthur Bliss Lane - Definition

Arthur Bliss Lane (16 June 1894 - 12 August 1956) was United States
ambassador to Poland (1944-1947). He wrote a book about what he
considered to be the betrayal of Poland by the Western Allies, I saw
Poland betrayed.

Lane was born in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. He was
appointed U.S. Minister to Nicaragua (1933-1936); Estonia, Latvia and
Lithuania (1936-1937); Kingdom of Yugoslavia, (1937-1941); Costa Rica
(1941-1942). He was appointed U.S. Ambassador to Colombia (1942-1944),
and subsequently to Poland (1944-1947).

Being in Poland, Lane was so saddened that he resigned and wrote the
book which detailed what he considered to be the failure of the United
States and Britain to keep their promise that the Poles would have a
free election after the war.

According to Lane, US and UK in Teheran agreed to dismemberment of the
eastern part of Poland. He considered it a breach of US constitution,
since Roosevelt never reported his decision to the Senate. The next
conference in Yalta, was the deathblow to Poland's hopes for
independence and for a democratic form of government, says Lane. "
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2. Polonia, the diaspora of the Poles, enlarged by the Nazi policies
and later by the establishment of the Curzon line

IS THE ORDER OF FACTS AND EVENTS CORRECT - LORD CURZON AND
EMERGING NAZIES?

  Suggested answer: Either British are now right that Courzon was
there or
                                  are right than : Nazies were there
too.
 ( please study the origin of nazims - it is right here around 1905 or
erlier)

3. WHAT THESE NEW HISTORICAL IDEOLOGS PUBLISHED AGAIN THIS TIME AS
WORLD iQ.COM MEAN BY "CONFIRMED BY VARIOUS POLISH- SOVIET AGREEMENT"

"The Polish-Soviet border was recognised by the League of Nations in
1923 and confirmed by various Polish-Soviet agreements.

CONTENDED

The terms of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact of August 1939 provided for
the partition of Poland along the line of the San, Vistula and Narew
rivers.
CONTENDED AS 'AGREEMENT'
 In September, after the military defeat of Poland, the Soviet Union
annexed all territories east of the Curzon Line plus Bialystok and
Eastern Galicia. The territories east of this line were incorporated
into the Byelorussian and Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republics after
so-called referendums, and hundreds of thousands of Poles and a lesser
number of Jews were deported eastwards into the Soviet Union.

CONTENDED - AT LEAST DATES ARE WRONG

 In July 1941 these territories were seized by Germany in the course
of the invasion of the Soviet Union. During the German occupation most
of the Jewish population was killed.

CONTENDED; I FOUND THAT BRITISH FORCES RIGOROUSLY AIR CEASED THE
EASTERN POLAND, FIRST VIA HIGHT TECH ARIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ( IN THE
ARCHIVES ) PRIOR TO MILITARY OPERATION BARBAROSSA ( WHOSE?)

In 1944 the Soviet armed forces recaptured eastern Poland from the
Germans.

I THOUGHT THAT FOR LATISH IT WAS DIFFERENT; I KNEW THAT 1ST
BIALORUSSIAN FRONT DID IT; THUS NOT SOVIET. WHEN WAS BIALORUS
INDEPENDENT. WAS IS BIALO-RUS. FROM WHERE CAME RUSS-ES?

The Soviets unilaterally declared the former Soviet-German border
(approximately the Curzon Line) to be the new frontier between the
Soviet Union and Poland.

CURZON 'AGREEMENT' AGAIN? WHOSE THAT BE?

This time, however, Bialystok was retained by Poland. The Polish
government-in-exile in London bitterly opposed this action, and at the
Teheran and Yalta conferences between Stalin and the western Allies,
the allied leaders Roosevelt and Churchill asked Stalin to reconsider,
particularly over Lwow, but he refused.

WHAT THE HELL IT IS ABOUT WHEN ROOSVELTS REPETEDLY WRITE INTO THE
INTERNET THAT 'POLAND' WAS UNABLE TO EVEN SEND THE DELEGATION TO
JALTA'?

I FURTER CONTEND THAT THERE EVEN WAS 'REAL JALTA AGREEMENT'
 AS THE IN PLACE JALTA; PERHAPS 'GENTELMEN AGREEMENT'. THERE ARE ONLY
EDITED PICTURES OF IT - IT IS EASY TO FIND THAT THEY ARE ONLY EDITED.

The Curzon Line thus became the permanent eastern border of Poland,
and was recognised as such by the western Allies in July 1945.

I AM TRYING NOT TO LAUGHT AT YOU AND 'YOUR AGREEMENT'

When the Soviet Union ceased to exist in 1991, the Curzon line became
Poland's eastern border with Lithuania, Belarus, and Ukraine. "

CONTENDED; UNLESS SILENT JOB; THERE WAS NO OFFICIAL BORDER CHANGE
AT THAT TIME IN POLAND.