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Northern (N): Poland (NP). Coal Mining

1958

A file of correspondence and reports on the Polish coal-mining industry. The file contains an account of a conversation between the Commercial Secretary of the British embassy in Warsaw and the Vice-Minister of Coal Mining and Power, in which the latter stated that coal production had increased since 1950 but stagnated in the last three years; and a letter from the British Ministry of Power noting that the Polish government were likely to quote figures which showed their industry in a good light. The file also includes an extract from a speech in which the Polish leader, Władysław Gomułka, announced that coal-miners were on average working thirty-five fewer days per year than in 1954, and that production was on course to meet the requirements of the five-year plan.
coal mining poland exports industrial equipment productivity electricity supply british government diplomatic officials Władysław Gomułka Industry and Agriculture five-year plans Polish government
Collection ID
FO371
Department Reference
Code NP file 1531
Document Type
Correspondence Speeches and Public Statements
File Reference
FO 371/135114
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fo371.135114
Pages
16
Persons Discussed
Władysław Gomułka
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Poland
Themes
Industry and Agriculture

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