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GERMANS IN POLAND FLEEING VOLUNTARILY LONDON Oct. 1 Mr. Henryk Strasburger, the new Polish Ambassador to London, said ne had notified the British Foreign Office that the Polish Government had stopped all measures connected with the forced repatriation of Germans. However, the “spontaneous movement was continuing. , , ~ M. Strasburger explained that thousand of Germans whom Hitler had sent in to occupy districts in Poland were not waiting for the return of the rightful owners and were leaving of their 0V declared that although the Government wished to see the return of all exiled Poles, especially specialist workers, they had no intention of trying to force any to return.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21850, 22 October 1945, Page 5
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