Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers, 1936, General, British Commonwealth, Volume I

762.94/99: Telegram

The Chargé in Poland (Johnson) to the Secretary of State

Warsaw, November 27, 1936—6 p.m.
[Received November 27—3:07 p.m.]

137. Reliably informed Poland has not slightest intention of joining German-Japanese anti-Communist front. Colonel Beck¹⁵ remarked to me on 24th that “The Polish Government’s relations with the Soviet Government are always formally correct.” Poland ignores the Third International and paradoxically has less fear of Communist propaganda than have many countries whose frontiers are not contiguous to Russia.

Johnson

15. Polish Minister for Foreign Affairs.