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Josef Cyrankiewicz Biography and Timeline

Follow Josef Cyrankiewicz through 5 dated historical records for Germany.

Josef Cyrankiewicz, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

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1950

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Prime Minister of Germany · Gorlitz · Government / Poland

Worded as a declaration and is not recognised as a legitimate international Treaty by the members states of NATO and four years later when the Soviet Union granted East Germany independence the Soviet Union reserves rights over East Germany

Provisional Government

Prime Minister of Germany · Gorlitz · Government / Poland

Signed by Otto Grotewohl Prime Minister of the provisional Government of the GDR & Jozef Cyrankiewicz Prime Minister of Peoples Republic of Poland

Recognition of the Oder-Neisse Line

Prime Minister of Germany · Gorlitz · Government / Poland

Recognizes the Oder-Neisse Line

Treaty of Gorlitz

Prime Minister of Germany · Gorlitz · Government / Poland

Worded as a declaration and is not recognised as a legitimate international Treaty by the members states of NATO and four years later when the Soviet Union granted East Germany independence the Soviet Union reserves rights over East Germany. Signed by Otto Grotewohl Prime Minister of the provisional Government of the GDR & Jozef Cyrankiewicz Prime Minister of Peoples Republic of Poland

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Prime Minister of Germany · Gorlitz · Warfare / North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Worded as a declaration and is not recognised as a legitimate international Treaty by the members states of NATO and four years later when the Soviet Union granted East Germany independence the Soviet Union reserves rights over East Germany

Records, sources and methodology

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