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It calls for continued alliance with the United Kingdom and the United States, based on blood shed against a common enemy, and also maintaining Poland's traditional alliance with France and continued co-operation with the democratic countries of the world. It states that going forward, Polish
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It places an appeal to national unity, without which it would be impossible to accomplish the monumental task of liberating Poland, winning the war, acquiring a dignified place for Poland among the nations of the world and rebuilding a destroyed
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It calls for negotiation of the Polish-Soviet and Polish-Czechoslovak borders to be reached by mutual agreement, where Polish land will belong to Poland, but Ukrainian, Belarusian and Lithuanian lands to respective Soviet
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Property stolen by the Germans will be returned to individual citizens, institutions, and the church. German assets will be confiscated. National assets reclaimed from the German Reich and individual German
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It claims for PKWN authority to extend to all liberated Polish territory, and asks Polish patriots in areas where the PKWN does not exercise authority to democratically elect members to participate in the
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is the only current legal constitution. The State National Council will operate on the 1921 Constitution, until a new one can be written by new
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and other organisations. It then denounces the London-based Polish government in exile, the one ousted by the
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in Moscow, before being printed there as well. Printing in Poland was staged for the media by the Soviets.
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It offers promise of restoration of democratic freedoms, equality of all citizens without distinction of
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It urges the Polish people to do everything possible to liberate the country and defeat the Germans.
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It acknowledges that for 400 years there has been sustained, mutually-detrimental conflict between
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Long live our great allies - the Soviet Union, Great Britain and the United States of America!
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The manifesto was addressed to the Polish nation at that time: individuals both within
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Long live the State National Council - the representation of the fighting people!
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will be instituted, based on the principal of democratic self-government
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Long live free, strong, independent, sovereign and democratic Poland!"
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on 22 July 1944, and shortly after, its text was personally amended by
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Long live the allied Red Army, carrying out the liberation of Poland!
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Long live the united Polish Army, fighting for the freedom of Poland!
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and Polish traitors will receive quick justice in independent courts.
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Political manifesto of the Polish Committee of National Liberation
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of Poles back to Poland, but the borders will be closed to
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A propaganda photo of a citizen reading the PKWN Manifesto.
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will be put under the Interim National Management Board.
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It calls for further fight for return to Poland of the
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It calls for the creation of a new police force, the
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administration, which operated in opposition to the
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