Word: marjan
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Mikolajczyk's activities in exile led to 'the arrest of his wife Cecylia and his son Marjan, who were still in the homeland. Both survived long imprisonment. Both are now in England. Until Mme. Mikolajczyk dies, she will bear upon her hand Slave Number 64023, branded there by the Nazis of Oswiecim...
...their names to a pact satisfactory to both countries. The treaty, under which Russia washed out the 1939 conquest but did not guarantee Poland's former boundaries, was officially approved, but many Poles found it far from agreeable. Two members of the Polish Cabinet (General Casimir Sosnkowski and Marjan Seyda) had steadfastly voted against it. Foreign Minister August Zaleski left the Cabinet before it was signed as a protest against adopting any treaty that was not unanimously approved...
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