- Józef Adam
Zygmunt Cyrankiewicz (pronounced [ˈjuzɛf t͡sɨranˈkʲɛvit͡ʂ] ; 23
April 1911 – 20
January 1989) was a
Polish Socialist (PPS) and
after 1948 Communist...
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chairman of the new
council was
Aleksander Zawadzki.
Bierut replaced Józef
Cyrankiewicz as
prime minister in
November 1952. The constitution,
amended many times...
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divisions by
dismissing Osóbka-Morawski and
making Cyrankiewicz the
Prime Minister. In 1948,
Cyrankiewicz's faction of
Socialists merged with the Communist...
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Communist Polish Workers' Party. However,
another prominent socialist, Józef
Cyrankiewicz argued that the PPS
should support the
communists while opposing the...
- Bolesław
Bierut and Józef
Cyrankiewicz were
governments led
first by Bolesław
Bierut from 1952 to 1954, and then by Józef
Cyrankiewicz from 1954 to 1956. Bolesław...
- a
united front against the communists.
Another faction, led by Józef
Cyrankiewicz,
argued that the
socialists should support the
communists in carrying...
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September Ochab told Józef
Cyrankiewicz to
offer Gomułka a
position that
Cyrankiewicz would be
competent to offer.
Cyrankiewicz offered Gomułka his own job...
- of Józef
Cyrankiewicz, led by
Prime Minister Józef
Cyrankiewicz,
marked a
significant period in
Polish political history. Józef
Cyrankiewicz, who had...
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada,
consisting of
Daniel Carriere (vocals),
Quinn Cyrankiewicz (guitar) and
Sandy MacKinnon (b****). The band
formed in 2011 in Edmonton...
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their recipients was
Polish prime minister Józef
Cyrankiewicz, also an
Auschwitz survivor.
Cyrankiewicz, who had
already testified at the trial, instead...
