Subject: Demarcation line, Poland, 1939<br/>
Date: Aug 20, 2002 @ 00:18<br/>
Author: Peter Smaardijk (Peter Smaardijk &lt;smaardijk@...&gt;)<br/>
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The text to the first picture is: &#39;Here starts the<br/>
German-Soviet-Lithuanian demarcation line.&#39;<br/>
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The web page is about the Soviet attack on Poland, following the<br/>
Molotow/Ribbentrop pact. So it might be that this point is the northern<br/>
starting point of the line dividing Poland in 1939, where it reaches<br/>
the former Polish-Lithuanian border. But it doesn&#39;t become very clear<br/>
on this site.<br/>
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Second picture: &#39;A Soviet soldier with a surveyor&#39;s staff on the<br/>
demarcation line&#39;<br/>
Third picture: &#39;German-Soviet border marker on the demarcation line.&#39;<br/>
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Peter S.<br/>
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