Inside Diplomatic Story of Betreyal by Ex Ambassador
Ex ambassador recounts wartime power politics and Britain’s haste to aid the Red Army, arguing U S policy to recognize changes by force remains. He notes Churchill’s unconditional Soviet stance, Polish Soviet talks in London, and hopes for a Polish Soviet settlement tied to wartime aims.
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