Telegram from Prime Minister Winston Churchill to President Harry S. Truman
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rop SECRET
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TOPSECRET - TOT
17 JUN RECÉIVED 4 P.M. By
4 June
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From: United states Military Attache, London
To:
The President of The United States
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Prime Minister to President Truman. Personal and
TOP SECRET. No. 72.
1. I send you in my immediately following the text
of a message prepared in the Foreign Office, with which I
am in general accord, dealing principally with the views and
wishes put forward by Mr. Mikolajczyk. As these are set
forth in considerable detail, I am also sending them to Lord
Halifax for transmission to the State Department. This ful-
fils my undertaking to you in my No. 67 replying to your No.
53.
2. I agree with you that Hopkins' devoted efforts
have produced a breaking of the deadlock. I am willing that
the invitation should be issued to the non-Lublin Poles on
that basis, if nothing more can be gained at this moment. I
also agree that the question of the 15 or 16 arrested Poles
should not hamper the opening of these discussions. We can-
not, however, cease our efforts on their behalf. I will
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Dept. of State letter, Ang. 10, 1078
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