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An agreement was reached between Elizabeth's and Polish delegates in Sieradz on 26 February 1383.

The Polish delegates demanded that the Lithuanians allow the Polish forces to use a portion of the Warsaw – Saint Petersburg Railway and the train station in Varėna (Orany).

Brezhnev eventually concluded that it would be better to leave the domestic matters of Poland alone for the time being, reassuring the Polish delegates that the USSR would intervene only if asked to.

REPORTER AT LARGE about Dr. Aleksander W. Rudzinski, the Polish delegate to the U.N. who, on orders from the Kremlin walked out.

By Daniel Lang The New Yorker, August 12 , 1950 P. 30REPORTER AT LARGE about Dr. Aleksander W. Rudzinski, the Polish delegate to the U.N. who, on orders from the Kremlin walked out.

On 29 January, the Council of Ten summoned Beneš and the Polish delegate Roman Dmowski to explain the dispute, and on 1 February obliged them to sign an agreement redividing the area pending its final disposition by the peace conference.

As a Polish delegate at the Paris Peace Conference and a signatory of the Versailles Treaty, Dmowski exerted a substantial influence on the Treaty's favorable decisions regarding Poland.

This morning, at the final session at the Polish Parliament, delegates found a piece of paper on their desks listing the countries that had signed on to the Warsaw Declaration.

The question arose when the Polish & Columbian delegates protested the closing of the bar on Election Day, in accordance with state law.

With the war over, and to tumultuous applause, a thousand delegates of the Polish Peasants Party actually passed a resolution thanking Hitler for annihilating Polish Jewry and urging that those he'd missed be expelled.

Stanisław August Poniatowski, King of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, was the commander-in-chief of the Polish forces, but in practice he delegated this position to his nephew, Prince Józef Poniatowski.