 Consequently, his superiors called him "an individual who ideologically is totally alien".Toward the end of 1950, when Janina was pregnant with their second child, Miłosz was recalled to Warsaw, where in December 1950 his passport was confiscated, ostensibly until it could be determined that he did not plan to defect.After intervention by Poland's foreign minister, Zygmunt Modzelewski, Miłosz's passport was returned.