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GENERAL SIKORSKI, PRIME MINISTER OF THE POLISH GOVERNMENT, AND C. IN C. POLISH ARMY, VISITED TOBRUK TO INSPECT THE POLISH TROOPS STATIONED THERE, AND TO DECORATE A NUMBER OF HIS MEN WHO HAVE DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES WHILE SERVING WITH THE TOBRUK GARRISON. TROOPS PRESENT ARMS AS GENERAL SIKORSKI SHAKES HANDS WITH ONE OF THE OFFICERS WHOM HE DECORATED.
GENERAL SIKORSKI, PRIME MINISTER OF THE POLISH GOVERNMENT, AND C. IN C. POLISH ARMY, VISITED TOBRUK TO INSPECT THE POLISH TROOPS STATIONED THERE, AND TO DECORATE A NUMBER OF HIS MEN WHO HAVE DISTINGUI
CAIRO, EGYPT. 1941-11-21. GENERAL SIKORSKI DECORATING MAJOR- GENERAL L.J. MORSHEAD WITH THE POLISH ORDER OF VIRTUTI MILITARI FOR GALLANTRY. MAJOR-GENERAL MORSHEAD COMMANDED TOBRUK WHERE POLISH TROOPS
CAIRO, EGYPT. 1941-11-21. IN RECOGNITION OF HIS SERVICES AS COMMANDER OF THE TOBRUK FORTRESS MAJOR-GENERAL L.J. MORSHEAD RECEIVED THE POLISH SILVER CROSS FROM GENERAL SIKORSKI AT THIS CEREMONY. PHOTOG
London, England. 1941. With the over running of Poland and the 1941 invasion of Russia by Germany, new political implications emerge. The Prime Minister of the Polish Government in exile (in London),
General Wladislaw Sikorski, Prime Minister of Poland and Commander in Chief of the Polish Armed Forces (centre), talking with Mr R. G. Casey, Minister of State (no hat, back to camera), after his arri
FEW STATESMEN WHO HAVE VISITED AMERICA HAVE RECEIVED SUCH A WELCOME OR AROUSED SUCH INTEREST AS AUSTRALIA'S PRIME MINISTER, MR. MENZIES. THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN WHEN HE ARRIVED AT NEW YORK. OLD CABINET
