1610
Siege of Moscow
Polish forces occupy Moscow
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Moscow in Poland. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Polish forces occupy Moscow
Ribbentrop & Molotov meet & split Poland in 2
Ribbentrop & Molotov meet & split Poland in 2
The Lublin Committee is established for Polish Liberation
The Lublin Committee is established for Polish Liberation
Mikolajczyk refuses authority to cede eastern territories on the Curzon basis and argues that any territorial concession must be decided by the Polish people.
Bierut accepts the Curzon Line as the proper basis for the Soviet-Polish frontier and seeks Allied support for Polish gains in the west.
Mikolajczyk protests Molotov's assertion that Roosevelt had accepted the Curzon Line at Tehran and seeks clarification of the American position.
Visits Brezhnev & gives assurances he will end "anarchy & disarray" in Poland
Provenance
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