Report of Lieutenant Colonel Francis E. Fronczak, on His Activities in Europe, As Member of the Polish National Committee, Officer in the Medical Corps of the United States Army, and Medical Counsellor of the American Red Cross Commission to Poland Febru

Excerpt from Report of Lieutenant Colonel Francis E. Fronczak, on His Activities in Europe, as Member of the Polish National Committee, Officer in the Medical Corps of the United States Army, and Medical Counsellor of the American Red Cross Commission to Poland: February, 1918, to June, 1919

The Polish National Committee defined and decided on the territorial program of Poland, looked after the interests of Poland at the Peace Conference, and through its endeavors raised an army of men, coming from all corners of the earth, and which being sent from France to Poland is at present fighting for the rightful frontiers of Poland. But, more than this, the army is protecting the country from her interior enemies.

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