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[3] • Kukiel, Marian - General Sikorski (London 1970), p. 119

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[6] • Terry, Sarah M. - Poland's place in Europe. ... (op. cit.), p. 350

[7] In a conversation with W. Averell Harriman, the American ambassador to Soviet Russia, during the October 1943 Moscow Conference. When Harriman insisted that in his talks with the Soviet foreign minister, Molotov, Hull should raise the issue of the post-war future of Poland, he replied:
... I don't want to deal with these piddling little things. We must deal with the main issues.
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