Telegram from Prime Minister Winston Churchill to President Harry S. Truman

SECURIT P. MDL. TOT 9 June 45 Heturn to Map Room for File senl to State for action From: The U. S. Military Attache, London, England. To : The President of The United States. Nr : 80 Filed 091040Z Prime Minister to President Truman. Personal and TOP SECRET. Number 80. ARENIVE to Thank you for your numbers 58, 59 and 63 about the Polish negotiations. I assume that you will have received my numbers 72 and 73 which contained my views in this matter in the light of our consultation with Mikolajczyk. I have also heard from our Ambassador at Moscow about Harry Hopkins' latest conversation with Stalin on the 6th June. I agree with you that he has obtained the best solution we could hope for in the circunstances, although he has not obtained substantial satisfaction on any of Mikolajczyk¹S points summarized in my Number 73. The Foreign Office have explained the resulting situation to Mikolajczyk who confirms that he and Stanczyk are still ready to go to Moscow in response to an invitation from the Commission of Three. As regards the third Pole from abroad, he has expressed a preference for Stalin's new candidate Zakowski TMD Mathy Reed: 091300Z Oig to Pres via Caph Vandaman Harliman that President is in will inform RUB agreement with list