 Dmowski himself was disappointed with the Treaty of Versailles , partly because he was strongly opposed to the Minority Rights Treaty imposed on Poland and partly because he wanted the German @-@ Polish border to be somewhat farther to the west than what the Versailles had allowed . Both of these disappointments Dmowski blamed on what he claimed was the " international Jewish conspiracy " . Throughout his life , Dmowski maintained that the British Prime Minister David Lloyd George had been bribed by a syndicate of German @-@ Jewish financiers to give Poland what Dmowski considered to be an unfavorable frontier with Germany . His relations with Lloyd George were very poor . Dmowski found Lloyd George to be arrogant , unscrupulous and a consistent advocate of ruling against Polish claims to the West and the East . Dmowski was very offended by Lloyd George 's ignorance of Polish affairs and in particular was enraged by his lack of knowledge about river traffic on the Vistula . Dmowski called Lloyd George " the agent of the Jews " . Lloyd George in turn claimed in 1939 that " Poland had deserved its fate " . 
