Five new Polish politburo members named after Gomulka ouster
The Associated Press reports Poland's ruling Politburo added Edward Babiuch Piotr Jaroszewicz Mieczyslaw Moczar Stefan Olszowski and Jan Szydlak to replace Wladyslaw Gomulka who was ousted on Sunday Four other members including Zenon Kliszko resigned The new picks bring long time party figures into top leadership roles amid the shakeup.
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Poland
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Edward Babiuch
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Mieczyslaw Moczar
Moczar
Gomulka
Stefan Olszowski
Olszowski
Central Committee
Jan Szydlak
Szydlak
Edward Gierek
Zenon Kliszko
Kliszko
Politburo veterans and WWI air unit figures listed
The document outlines long serving officials with roles in the Polish state and party since the 1940s and 1950s. Marian Spychalski rose to nominal head of state in 1988 after wartime general service and 1949 purges. Ryszard Strzelecki advanced to Politburo secretary in 1960 and joined the Politburo in 1968. Bolesaw Jaszczuk, an electrical engineer, led industrial ministries in the 1950s and became a Politburo member in 1968. It also notes in June 1917 the first aviation personnel to go overseas for WWI, a unit of 93 skilled civilian mechanics sailing to England.
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Raps TV Set Use in Bars Raps TV Set Use in Bars
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Alva Long
Washington
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