contract sejm

Wende did not have good news for him and other inmates, telling the criminal that the Contract Sejm most likely would refuse extended amnesty.

Following Poland's Contract Sejm, Hungary was next to revert to a non-communist government.

A graduate of Cracow University of Economics, he was elected to Contract Sejm in 1989 from Solidarity.

He was elected from UPP office to the Contract Sejm (1989) and has remained a member of Sejm since then.

The elected parliament would be known as the Contract Sejm, from the "contract" between the Solidarity and the communist government which made it possible in the first place.

In 1989 he played a crucial role during the debates between Solidarity and the authorities that led to free parliamentary elections and the establishment of the 'Contract Sejm'.

Elected in 1989 as Contract Sejm member from the Solidarity Citizens' Committee, he joined the reborn Polish People's Party in 1990 and was soon elected its first leader.

The new Contract Sejm, named for the agreement that had been reached by the communist party and the Solidarity movement during the Polish Round Table Talks, would be dominated by Solidarity.

In December 1989, the Contract Sejm changed the name of the country (from the Polish People's Republic into the Republic of Poland) and removed references to Poland being a socialist state.

In the elections to the Contract Sejm on 4 June 1989 he became a member of parliament for Lech Wałęsa's Solidarity Citizens' Committee electoral register, as a candidate for the city of Bytom.

In 1989, twenty-two-year-old Polish graphic designer Tomasz Sarnecki transformed Marian Stachurski's 1959 Polish variant of the 'High Noon' poster into a Solidarity election poster for the Contract Sejm in People's Republic of Poland.