Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, The Conference of Berlin (The Potsdam Conference), 1945, Volume II

Truman Papers: Telegram (?)

No. 1148
President Bierut to President Truman¹

Accepting with thanks your invitation² conveyed in the name of the Heads of the Three Governments I have the honor to inform that the Polish Government send the following representatives:

• Edward Osóbka-Morawski, Prime-Minister of the Provisional Government of National Unity,
• S. Mikołajczyk, Vice-Premier,
• W. Rzymowski, Foreign Minister.

The question under discussion being of exceptional importance for Poland, I shall also come to Potsdam as my presence might prove to be expedient.

I take this occasion [etc.]

Boleslaw Bierut

Warsaw , July 23d, 1945.

1. This message probably was transmitted through Soviet channels. It is apparently a translation from the Russian, since the names of the Polish officials are given in the source text as Eduard Osubka-Moravski, S. Mikolaichik, V. Zhimovski, and Boleslav Berut.
2. See document No. 1147.