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Poland Adopts Broad Minority Powers in New Democracy
The article reviews Poland's postwar path from the 1919 Constituent Assembly to the 1923 elections, noting the large diverse parliament, the rise of a Bloc of National Minorities, and the assassination of Narutowicz. It highlights a peaceful transfer of power to Stanislas Wojciechowski, a push for fiscal reform, and growing calls for tax increases to fund reconstruction and modernization.
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Luerd Northcliffe
Pole
New York
Narutowicz
Poland
Europe
Constituent Assembly
Sdoverigy
House
Senate
Thame
Silesia
Galicia
Warsaw
France
United States
Poamaca
Posen
Witos
Polish Socialist Party
National Labor Party
Trouse
Thev House
East
Prussian
Ust
Danzig
Righty
Labor
Wilno
Lithuania
Volhynia
Wites Party
Liberation Party
Bloc of National Minorities
Mfth
Liberation
Polish Sociast Party
Witos Party
Gabryel Narutowicz Yas
Houges
National Assembly
Wites
Stanislas Wojciechowski
Moraw
Ski
Polish Academy of Learning
Universty
Cracow
Mae M ’ Lowski