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The following lists events that happened during
1949
in
Poland
.
Contents
Incumbents
Members of the government
Events
Births
Deaths
References
Incumbents
Members of the government
President
-
Bolesław Bierut
[
1
]
Prime Minister
-
Józef Cyrankiewicz
Events
Post-WWII reconstruction of
Warsaw
, 1949
2 September - The
Society of Fighters for Freedom and Democracy
is established.
The
Three-Year Plan
ends.
Births
15 April –
Aleksandra Ziółkowska-Boehm
, writer
25 April –
Grażyna Tyszko
, politician
4 May –
Stanisław Stolarczyk
, journalist, reporter, writer
18 June
Jarosław Kaczyński
,
Prime Minister of Poland
Lech Kaczyński
,
Prime Minister of Poland
(died 2010)
3 October 1949 –
Svika Pick
, Israeli pop singer, songwriter, composer, and television personality (died
2022
)
Deaths
5 June -
Emilia Malessa
,
Freedom and Independence
member, committed suicide in prison (born 1907)
24 July -
Konstanty Skirmunt
, Minister of Foreign Affairs 1921-1922 (born 1866)
27 December -
Antoni Ponikowski
, politician (born 1878)
References
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"Bolesław Bierut | Polish statesman"
.
Encyclopedia Britannica
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2021
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