ATTITUDE OF PARTIES
Rec. 1 p.m. LONDON, January 5. Diplomatic relations between the Soviet and Poland have been broken off for nearly a year. British efforts to heal the breach have net with no success. The Poles claim that all the territory west of the frontier fixed in 1920 cannot be changed without Polish consent, and that Poland will not consent. The Russians maintain that the line drawn by the 1920 treaty was unjust and was imposed by force on a defeated republic. \The "Daily Herald" states that the British Government's view is that the Russo-Polish border should be settled after the war by friendly negotiation, if necessary with the help of the Allies. The Poles' attitude can be gauged from the comment of the Polish daily, the official Government paper, when the Russians were 10 miles from the line. A. space of 10 miles lies between the United Nations' camp and the most serious political and moral crisis of the whole war," it said.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 4, 6 January 1944, Page 5
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