Compilation dodis.ch/C2901

Documents (8 records)
DateNrTypeSubjectSummaryL
4.4.196976893pdfMemoPoland (Politics)
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Positive reactions of Western countries to the Budapest Appeal and emphasis on the need to consult with the USSR and with the signatories of the Appeal. Purposeful undertaking by Poland of active...
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8.10.196976894pdfMemoPoland (Politics)
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USSR’s push to rapidly convene the European Conference on Security and Cooperation while excluding border recognition is unfavourable to Polish interests. Intensive action, including a memorandum and...
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3.7.197076895pdfMemoPoland (Politics)
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Reactions among Warsaw Pact countries to Poland’s security project are mixed. The GDR and Hungary have expressed support, Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia have not yet responded, and Romania has offered...
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11.10.197176896pdfMemoPoland (Politics)
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The issue of convening a European conference on security and cooperation as a subject of discussion between Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Stanisław Trepczyński and USSR Ambassador Stanisław...
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20.6.197276897pdfMemoPoland (Politics)
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The state of preparations for the CSCE is assessed, along with the difficulties arising from Western policies. Resolving issues concerning the participation of the GDR and the FRG is considered an...
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[19.10.1973...]76898pdfMemoPoland (Politics)
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Poland stresses the key importance of the inviolability of borders for European peace. It rejects proposals that weaken agreed territorial settlements or reopen border issues. CSCE wording must not...
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23.1.197476899pdfMemoPoland (Politics)
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The second phase of the CSCE in Geneva requires accelerating work and strengthening the principle of the inviolability of borders. Preparations should also be made for the third phase of the...
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5.8.197576900pdfCircularPoland (Politics)
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The positive assessment of the CSCE Final Act is aligned with Poland’s vital interests, especially the principles of inviolability of borders and territorial integrity. It is necessary to monitor...
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