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After breakfast we went to the Embassy.
Com. B. I. Aristov raises the following:
Questions:  working out the withdrawal of families;
 aircraft to Brest for an evacuation;
 kitchens to the Embassy to feed the Emb. guards;
11:30 Talks Between VG and Siwicki. They exchanged views. Siwicki requested that we come for
lunch at around 14-15:00 today.
Com. Pavlov requested VG to speak with
D. F. Ustinov about receiving Vladimir
Aleksandrovich Kryuchkov in Poland.
 At this stage there will be no Soviet presence  that is the answer we gave to
Com. Milewski in Moscow9 (see the telegram of B. I. Aristov on 10.12.81)
  You are distancing yourselves from us - Jaruzelski
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NEW EVIDENCE ON THE POLISH CRISIS 1980-1982 19
9:00 a.m. (Moscow time) 10.12.8110
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Instructions of D. F. Ustinov.
When you hold negotiations with the Polish side, it
is essential to emphasize that  the Poles themselves must resolve the
Polish question.
 We are not preparing to send troops onto the territory of Poland. 11
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16:35 ?! VG arrived from the residence of Com. Aristov, who reported on an extremely confidential basis that:
1. As instructed  Called - Jaruzelski and Milewski and raised questions:
(1)  We request that someone from the political leadership come to our country.
Who will and when?
(2)  To send a message of support to us. Aristov said that representation at the Center has been
arranged.
(3)  Can we count on assistance of a military sort from the USSR? (about the additional sending of
troops)
(4)  What sort of measures of economic aid can the USSR provide to Poland?
ARISTOV
1. No one will be coming.
2. Measures will be taken.
3. No troops will be sent.
4. Baibakov is providing an answer.13
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This is terrible news for us!!
A year-and-a-half of chattering about the sending of troops went on now everything has disappeared.
What is Jaruzelski s situation now?!
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For the Decision of the WTO C-in-C:14
(My suggestions)  11.12.81
1. To find a position with a site in the Embassy (work, relaxation, eating)
(Titov, Fedorov)
2.  Bulava communications in the Embassy.15 From where to put it. A crew, eating, toilet facilities . . ., etc.16
Borisov is to drive the commander along the route on 12.12
3. Guards and defense  Armored pers. carr. . . . Shilka artil.17
Polish identification marks. Merezhko Must remove their own unit s marks.18
4. Merezhko  > Oliwa, a unit for the guards of the Embassy
5. A kitchen  one for meals. Groceries Fedorov  > to get them
6. To Borisov  > Molczyk, Gen. Staff, via Oliwa
Scheme of communications District, Representative Zarudin, Rembertow19
7. Transport for conveyance  > a site in the DefMin 1-2 armored tank regiments
Merezhko, Titov
8. Pilots  to stay at Solnewice on the night of 12-13.12
(Tu-134)
An-24  on alert at the airport
Titov
9. One more office  Anoshkin
10. To 7 offices   end of Bulava
Borisov
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Allocation of people:
Embassy:
V. G. Kulikov Send To:
Anoshkin Rembertow:
Titov Merezhko
Bredun
Popov
Lakna20 To hotels:
 Saventsov
 Lozhechnikov
 Larisa
 Grechiko
 Fedorov
 Nazarov - on duty
11. Zarudin  groceries for meals!
12. Supply of maps  Grechiko
Instructions of the C-in-C:
2 An-26  in Brest
2 An-26  in Krzywa21
1. 1 An-24
Okecie
Tu-134
Il-78 as a liaison  Brest (Krzywa)
2. To have physicians: from Zarudin.
3. Regarding weapons for the officers corps? Request in the Gen. Staff
4.22
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Report to Def Min D. F. Ustinov
17:35 (Moscow time) 11.12.81
The report overall is the same. Without any sort of changes. In the volume of ciphered
telegrams and supplements
Discussion with Com. Siwicki
from 19:40 (Moscow time) 11.12.81 Very Important!
Helenow23
VG put forth a request to focus on arrangements for unloading meat.
There are some occasions when even meat is being incinerated  subversion.24
Siwicki. The date of the Actions is set for the eve of Saturday-Sunday.
Until this decision is implemented, it will not be made known.
Only a narrow circle of people know about it.
The situation is getting complicated. A session of  S 25 at the factory. Roughly 200 young thugs gathered.26
Per Jaruzelski s instruction, he reported:
When everything is prepared for the culmination, he
requests that the following questions be answered:
(1) The Soviet side would send for consultations on political matters in the plan for the introduction of martial
law.27
(2) later - a request to consult on economic matters. The economic
situation is dramatic. He thanked Baibakov. We understand
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the inconvenience in the USSR, but we are counting on the provision
of aid in accordance with the decisions that were adopted
 we also viewed your arrival favorably.
For us this gives support in the matter of introducing martial law and struggling to overcome the crisis.
WW28 is very worried that no one from the political leadership of the USSR has arrived
to consult with us about large-scale economic and military aid.
Just 24 hours remains until the very painful moment.
But we aren t having political consultations on the
part of the USSR.
At this stage In a conversation via secure telephone
there can be no with Com. Andropov, we understood
consideration at that we could count on assistance at
all of sending a 2nd stage of our operations.29
troops.30
But we don t know how the Soviet Union
understands the 2nd stage.
WW raises this question because even though it was clear earlier, the
situation recently has changed.
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