Alliance for Poland

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Alliance for Poland Przymierze dla Polski
Leader	Gabriel Janowski
Founded	8 April 2001
Dissolved	29 May 2014
Headquarters	ul. Wspólna 65a/31 00-687 Warsaw
Ideology	Euroscepticism National conservatism Solidarism Agrarianism
Political position	Right-wing
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Alliance for Poland (Polish : Przymierze dla Polski) was a right-wing Polish political party led by Gabriel Janowski.^[1] It was registered on 8 April 2001^[1] and dissolved on 29 May 2014.^{[ citation needed ]}

References

1 2 "Gabriel Janowski powołał Przymierze dla Polski". Wirtualna Polska (in Polish). 8 April 2001. Retrieved 1 June 2025.

Political parties and political associations in Poland

Represented in
the Sejm

United Right (190)
- Law and Justice (181)
- Renew RP (6)
- Independent (3)
Civic Coalition (157)
- Civic Platform (125)
- Modern (10)
- The Greens (3)
- Polish Initiative (2)
- Yes! For Poland (2)
- AGROunion (1)
- Independents (13)
Third Way (64)
- Poland 2050 (32)
- Polish Coalition (32)
  - Polish People's Party (28)
  - Centre for Poland (3)
  - Independent (1)
The Left (21)
- New Left (18)
- Independent (3)
Confederation (16)
- New Hope (8)
- National Movement (7)
- Independent (1)
Partia Razem (5)
Free Republicans (4)
- Kukiz'15 (3)
- Freedom and Prosperity (1)
Confederation of the Polish Crown (2)

Represented in
the Senate

United Right (34)
- Law and Justice (30)
- Independents (4)
Civic Coalition (41)
- Civic Platform (36)
- Yes! For Poland (1)
- Independents (4)
Third Way (12)
- Poland 2050 (5)
- Polish People's Party (4)
- Centre for Poland (1)
- Union of European Democrats (1)
- Independent (1)
The Left (9)
- New Left (5)
- Polish Socialist Party (1)
- Labour Union (1)
- Independent (2)

Represented in the
European Parliament

Civic Coalition (21)
- Civic Platform (17)
- Polish Initiative (1)
- Independents (3)
United Right (20)
- Law and Justice (20)
Confederation (5)
- Confederation (3)
- New Hope (2)
Third Way (3)
- Polish People's Party (2)
- Poland 2050 (1)
The Left (3)
- New Left (3)
Confederation of the Polish Crown (1)

Other existing parties
and
political movements

Defunct parties

Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth	Patriotic Party Hetmans' Party Familia Party

Pre-war and
inter-war eras

Communist era	Communist Party of Poland (Mijal) Confederation of Independent Poland Front of National Unity Patriotic Movement for National Rebirth Polish Workers' Party Polish United Workers' Party United People's Party

Modern era

italic font – electoral alliances and/or popular fronts
*: not currently registered as a party

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