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...clear by the opposition in Warsaw. Indeed, they ask reasonably, why should they stick their necks out for Uncle Sam when there is so little quid pro quo, and the opposition party in America accuses them of being stooges? All of this comes on the heels of strains in Poland??s relations with its new partners in the European Union and sneering comments in major German publications last year referring to Poland as “America’s Trojan donkey...
...These next four weeks are going to be weeks that will change central Europe forever,” said Przemyslaw Grudzinski, Poland??s ambassador to the U.S. “We would like to conclude the epoch of these first 10 years after gaining independence with a bang, not a whimper...
Grudzinski, too, said that modernization under the E.U. could resolve some of Poland??s present problems. He cited his country’s common agricultural system as a particular weakness...