The Archive · 1940

Polish Resolution

Paris, May 29.

The Polish Cabinet has unanimously adopted a resolution which declares: "The Polish Government, which rendered homage to the attitude of King Haakon and Queen Wilhelmina, at a time when Norway and Holland were passing through the hardest of bottles, today shares the Belgians' sorrows, unhappily brought about by the desertion of their Sovereign."

The resolution states that the wil) and tenacity of Britain and France will not break under any trial, however, hard, The Polish nation and army will remain inflexibly at the side of the Allies, it adds—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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