Chinese Democratic League confirms their interests in Sino-Polish relations and their support to the Polish Democratic Party's visit.
February 16, 1988
Cryptogram No. 2437/I/494 from Beijing
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CRYPTOGRAM No 2437/I{/494}
From: Beijing 16.02.1988
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{ Cde director Pawlak }
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{ illegible request concerning the Democratic Party }
{ illegible signature } { 88-02-17 } |
Cde Fijałkowski Com. Dembowski reports in the telegram no. 71 on 16 this month: |
Your 1356.
The Chairman of the CC of the CDL, Fei Xiaotong, invites T.W. Młyńczak and his wife to visit China in late April this year.
Since the current session of the NPC is expected to end around April 15-16, he proposes April 19-26 for the stay.
The hosts request that a draft agenda for the talks be provided as soon as possible, as well as the composition of the delegation along with the information about the members’ positions and genders and the locations they wish to see.
Considering CDL’s local chapters and places of interest we suggest the following route: Beijing, Xian, Canton and Shenzhen. The invitation by captain’s mail[1] on 23 this month.
A recent, basic report on the CDL by courier on 26 this month.
Carbon copies to:
Cde Czyrek Cde Orzechowski Cde Młyńczak Cde Kołodziejczak Cde Kucza Cde Górnicki Cde Misztal Cde Sarewicz Cde Majewski Cde Fijałkowski[2] Cde Miernik Cde Staniszewski
{ Cipher no. 1951 1988.02.25 } |
[1] A form of air mail used in diplomacy going directly through an aeroplane’s captain.
[2] Name underlined with a red pen.
A report on the Chinese side's suggestion for the Polish Democratic Party's visit.
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AMSZ, Department II, 24/92, w. 6. Obtained by Marek Handerek and Joseph Torigian, and translated by Borys Jastrzebski.
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