When the last Italian soldier, with a wild scream, escaped from the Przemysl bar, the Polish government delegation went to peace negotiations to Budapest. Minister of National Defense - Gen. Maczek, gave the Romani hard conditions: the ban on imports of Italian pasta and Fiat cars. Hungarians, for traditional reasons, were treated more gently by giving them even some relief to export red wine and goulash to Poland.

Only Mussolini did not want to talk. He said: "The Pole is going to play Juventus sooner than I will start negotiating with them."

But by the end of the year nothing happened. The Polish armaments factory worked in full swing for the money from the sale of beer and ubrwka, and the staff in Warsaw wondered just how to secure, growing, the zone of Polish interests in Europe.
