How is Poland's position in the founding membership of the UN correctly understood?

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Correct answer: Poland signed later but was counted as an original member

Poland was not present at San Francisco but later signed and was counted as an original member. Exam tip: remember fifty one founding members.

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Poland signed later but was counted as an original member

Why is this the correct answer?

Poland was not present at San Francisco but later signed and was counted as an original member. Exam tip: remember fifty one founding members.

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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: World History. Topic: United Nations History.

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