760C.61/2275: Telegram
The Ambassador in the Soviet Union ( Harriman ) to the Secretary of State
[Received April 26—7:01 a.m.]
1435. I asked Molotov in my talk this afternoon whether he had any new information on the situation in Poland. He replied that nothing of importance had come to his attention. He emphasized, however, that any reports which had been put out by the Polish Government in London concerning collaboration or contact between the Polish underground and the Red Army were pure inventions and disseminated for the purpose of confusing the situation. He said that all information which had come to his notice was to the effect that such contact and collaboration did not exist.