73., Gontarczyk cytuje dziennik Georgiego Dimitrowa za Georgi Dimitrow, Tagebücher 1933–1943, Berlin 2000.Dziennik Georgi Dimitrowa: „27 August 1941 Spoke with J. V. [Stalin] about Polish business. It would be better to create a workers’party of Poland with a Communist program. The Commun[ist] party frightens off not only alien elements, but even some of our own as well. At the present stage, the struggle is one of national liberation. Naturally, not a Labour Party as in England. The Hitler regime is tempering the Communists. Tsarism made us that way. (…)29 August 1941 [...]Discussion with departing Polish group (ten persons). Provisional leadership inside Poland: Nowotko, Finder, Molojec. Formation of a workers’ party (with Communist program). Not formally linked with the Comintern. 1 September 1941 (…) Conferred with the Polish comrades. Examination of the political declaration of the Workers’ Party of Poland.” „The Diary of Georgi Dimitrov 1933–1949” Introduced and edited by Ivo Banac, Yale University Press, New Haven & London 2003, , s. 191–192.. Dimitrow 29 sierpnia 1941 przekazał dyspozycje Stalina grupie polskich komunistów (nazwa partii pozbawiona wyrazu „komunistyczna” wzbudziła szereg wątpliwości wśród polskich komunistów w ZSRR)Anna Sobór-Świderska, Jakub Berman. Biografia komunisty, IPN Warszawa 2009, s. 66..