Fotografia czarno-biała przedstawiająca Wielką Czwórkę na Konferencji: David Lloyd George, Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, Georges Clemenceau i prezydent USA Woodrow Wilson.

Wersja alternatywna ćwiczenia: Select the correct sentences. Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. During his speech, Dmowski showed a great diplomatic talent and extraordinary competence. He delivered the speech, which lasted several hours, in French, without any notes, and he also repeated his arguments in English., 2. Roman Dmowski argued that the German presence in Danzig is dangerous and must be suppressed., 3. Roman Dmowski argued that the Bolshevik presence in Danzig is dangerous and must be suppressed., 4. Dmowski called for the eastern border of Poland running along the following line: to the north of Dyneburg – to the west of Mohylew – Mozyrz – to the west of Kamieniec Podolski to the border with Romania., 5. Dmowski called for the eastern border of Poland running along the following line: Dźwina – Ostróg – Zbrucz., 6. Dmowski treated Kashubia as a Polish territory., 7. Dmowski claimed that “non-historical” nations, which was the name he gave to nations which had never had their own states, such as Ukrainians or Belarussians, should not have them., 8. The so-called Dmowski line encompassed the Greater Poland, the Danzig Pomerania, Warmia, the Opole region and the Upper Silesia, as well as Lithuania (a "real union”). It reached Bobrujsk in the east., 9. The so-called Dmowski line encompassed the Greater Poland, Warmia, the Opole region, the Upper Silesia and the Lower Silesia. It reached Bobrujsk in the east., 10. The Polish Committee, headed by the French diplomat Jules Cambon, received Dmowski’s demands favourably, albeit with two exceptions. It proposed plebiscites in the southern part of East Prussia. Apart from that, it rejected the Polish claims to small parts of the Western Pomerania and the Lower Silesia., 11. The Polish Committee headed by the French diplomat Jules Cambon, received Dmowski’s demands with disapproval. It only agreed to a plebiscite being held in the southern part of Each Prussia., 12. The demands of Dmowski and the Cambon Committee were torpedoed by the British Prime Minister David Lloyd George who had a negative attitude towards Poland. He challenged the decision to incorporate Danzig and the Upper Silesia into Poland. The reason for that was his reluctance to weaken Germany excessively., 13. In accordance with the decisions made at the Versailles Peace Conference, the fate of the Upper Silesia, Warmia, Masuria and Powiśle was to be decided in plebiscites.