16 October 1925French Polish Security Relationship Preserved at LocarnoAleksander Skrzyński
Skrzyński leaves Locarno with Poland's bilateral ties to France intact despite the absence of an eastern territorial guarantee.
Historical records for Poland in 1925, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Skrzyński leaves Locarno with Poland's bilateral ties to France intact despite the absence of an eastern territorial guarantee.
Skrzyński fails to obtain the same territorial guarantee for Poland that France and Belgium receive in the west.
Skrzyński approves the arbitration treaty establishing peaceful procedures for Polish-German disputes.
Skrzyński approves the conference protocol recording Poland's arbitration settlement and related security arrangements.
Skrzyński attends only those conference discussions directly affecting Poland rather than the full western guarantee negotiations.
Founds Acta Astronomica as an international research journal.
Creates a durable publication forum for Polish and international astronomy.
Lays a foundation stone for a Warsaw radium institute.
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