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Workers' Councils in Poland

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The councils were dismantled around July 1919, following the withdrawal of the Polish Socialist Party (which in many cases had a council majority), and suppression by the Polish government, which saw the councils as a barrier to the formation of a Polish state.
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In this period, most of the councils were formed in east-central Poland. Due to significant disputes over the political and economic future of the
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Apart from the 1905–1907 and 1918–1919 periods, workers' councils in Poland had also been set up in 1944–1947 in the aftermath of
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Workers' councils emerged as a form of direct working class self-organisation on lands of the
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Poznań protests of 1956, workers hold a sign saying: "We demand bread!"
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Tych, Feliks (2018). "Przedmowa". In Wielgosz, Przemysław (ed.).
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Polish soldiers and workers assembling to elect a council in
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of 1956. Strike committees and councils appeared during the
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Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania
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The main organisations behind the initiative were the
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Drawing of the 1905 revolution from a 1908 issue of
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Index


Poznań
Polish
Polish
representative organs of workers and peasants
First World War
Polish territories

Robotnik

Russian Empire
Latvia
Congress Poland
1905 Russian Revolution
Polish element
Congress Poland
newly independent Poland
Kraśnik
Lublin
PĹ‚ock
Warsaw
Zamość
Zagłębie Dąbrowskie
Red Guards
Republic of Tarnobrzeg
Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania
Polish Socialist Party – Left
Communist Workers Party of Poland
Polish Socialist Party
Bund in Poland

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