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VOLUME n nessor ra u a e rsonIly looked upon the line as the " legitiate frontier" of Poland: but in Cur• .on s communication—from which its regent-day name is derived—it was pecifically declared that all that was roposed was a " temporary demarca ion;" The final frontier was to he letermined later. Poland and Lithuania. The newspaper correspondents who hatter about "returning to Russia ands lost by Polish aggresson," are alking through their hats. Most of
propaganda myth, as constituting an enormous proportion of the area of Poland in 1939. Actually, an area almost equal to Relginm had been distributed• so as to enlarge 500.000 small farms already existing, and provide over 150. 000 new ones of adequate size. In 1939 only 10.2 per cent. of the local cultivable land belonged to large and medium•sized estates ( over 125 acres)— and the percentage was not larger, but less, in the eastern provinces. ( For contrast, the Ferman large-estate figure is 30 per cent—while England has
• '6 vane. de"prop,• {ions of Insur• lsllight'Which pride ted beautified, and great bousing -schemes developed; Warsaw, now destroyed, was among the noblest cities of the civilised world. Above all, here, is the new creation of Gdynia—transferred from a fishing village, in a dew years, to one of Europe's great ports: with the beginning of a Polish navy and merchant marine. Polish scientists and doctors held a high place in European scholarship: Polish sportsmen figured brilliantly in international competition, (Continued on luck Cover.)
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