The Polish minister Sikorski (1) who recently visited Paris seemed to have been successful. Polen wished to alter the small harbour Pussig at the bay of Danzig into a naval base to defend against a Russian or German attack. France seemed to have agreed that the 400.000.000 francs lent to Polen were partly used for this purpose and the common hope was that Pussig became on short term of more importance as Danzig. According to the newspapers published in Paris was Pussig easily to defend with just some coastal batteries and submarines. Sikorski left Paris for Cherbourg to become more familiar with the naval base there and would also visit Toulon.
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1. Wladyslaw Eugeniusz Sikorski (20 May 1881-4 July 1943) military and politician. Prime minister 16 December 1922-26 May 1923 and minister of military affairs in February 1924-1925.
