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Polska Ludowa (Polish: [ˈpɔlska luˈdɔva], transl. People's Poland) was a semi-official reference to the Polish state under Communism. The term was intended to imply the power of the working people in the state. [1] It was a colloquial reference, including official speeches, but was also sometimes used in official documents.
The official names of the state were:
- Rzeczpospolita Polska (1944-1952) ( transl. "Polish Commonwealth")
- Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa (1952-1989), Polish People's Republic
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Polska Ludowa (Polish: [ˈpɔlska luˈdɔva], transl. People's Poland) was a semi-official reference to the Polish state under Communism. The term was intended to imply the power of the working people in the state. [1] It was a colloquial reference, including official speeches, but was also sometimes used in official documents.
The official names of the state were:
- Rzeczpospolita Polska (1944-1952) ( transl. "Polish Commonwealth")
- Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa (1952-1989), Polish People's Republic
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