The Origins of the 'Teheran Formula' on Polish Frontiers
@article{Sharp1977TheOO, title={The Origins of the 'Teheran Formula' on Polish Frontiers}, author={Tony Sharp}, journal={Journal of Contemporary History}, year={1977}, volume={12}, pages={381 - 393} }
On the evening of 1 December 1943 at the Teheran Conference, Winston Churchill proposed to Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin that he be permitted to put to the Polish government-in-exile in London an agreed formula on Poland's post-war frontiers. This read that 'in principle . . . the home of the Polish state and nation should be between the so-called Curzon Line and the line of the Oder, including for Poland East Prussia and Oppeln'. Stalin agreed on condition that Russia obtained the… Expand
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