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Russian Ambassador Regrets Offending Poles

Russia's ambassador to Poland has partly backtracked from an accusation that Poland bears some blame for starting World War II because of its policies in the 1930s, words that outraged Poles. Sergey Andreev said Monday he had no intention of offending the Polish nation and added: “I regret that I wasn't sufficiently precise.” He spoke to reporters after being summoned to the Foreign Ministry following comments in a TV interview Friday that sparked the uproar. World War II...

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