Chinese Democratic League confirms their interests in Sino-Polish relations and their support to the Polish Democratic Party's visit.
April 1, 1988
Cryptogram No. 3356/D. II/217
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CRYPTOGRAM No 3356 D.II {217}
Received at the Cipher Department on {88.04.01} at {11:00}
Signed by:
Min. Majewski /acting/
Dir. Sabik
Dir. Korczewski
{their signatures across}
{signature: ZGóralczyk}
BEIJING – DEMBOWSKI URGENT
1. Due to urgent state matters Młyńczak will not lead the DP delegation. He will be replaced by the vice-chairman of the CC of the DP, vice-chairman of Sejm Marek Wieczorek. Please, explain that appropriately to the Chinese.
2. Jan Janowski joins the delegation /our cl.64/, member of the board of the CC DP /replacing M.’s wife/. Interpreter – {corrected: Bogusław} Zakrzewski, adviser to the minister at DPKiN[1]. Five people in total
3. Choose the speakers. The agenda and route as agreed before. CDL
{signature: St. Stawiarski}
Stawiarski
Edited by: Z. Góralczyk/ms
Printed in two copies
Copy #1: Department of Communications
Copy #2: a/a[2] D.II
[1] Unclear. Could be a department.
[2] “ad acta”
A report on changes to the logistical arrangement of the Polish Democratic Party's visit to China.
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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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