Polish People's Republic
Polish People's Republic, also sometimes known as the People's Republic of Poland, was a 
Soviet 
puppet state in Poland. He was part of the 
communist satellite states in 
Eastern Europe known as the 
Warsaw Pact. The 
Polish United Workers' Party was the 
single ruling party.
PR Poland is actually quite calm and 
liberal compared to the rest of the Warsaw Pact members, not going as extreme, at least allowing 
Catholicism to exist. He has relatively good relations with the 
West when Soviet isn't poking his nose around him.
History
Polish PR was not the first communist government set up in Poland, but he was the one that lasted the longest. He was formed after the 
Provisional Government of National Unity disbanded in 1947.
With the polite fiction of postwar unity out of the way and the non-communist opposition neatly shoved aside (harassed, jailed, or exiled), PR Poland could finally breathe a deep sigh of 
totalitarian relief. Backed by 
Stalin's fist, the Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR) became the sole 
political driver, and their plan, 
industrialization, 
collectivization, and ideological purification, weren't much different from the plans of other Soviet puppet states.
The late 1940s and early 1950s were PR Poland's hardcore Communist phase. He had 
secret police, rigged trials, nationalized everything, and statues of Comrade Joe popping up like mushrooms. The 
economy? 
Centrally planned and proudly inefficient. The people? Hungry, tired, and increasingly suspicious. But the state? Oh, the state was very enthusiastic.
In 1956, there was a bit of a wobble. Stalin was dead and 
Khrushchev was denouncing him. All across Eastern Europe, satellites were quaking. In Poland, the workers in 
PoznaΕ staged a major uprising against the communist government, because, surprise, they didn't appreciate working longer hours for less food. Tanks (390 tanks to be exact) were sent in, blood was spilled, and Poland had a bit of an identity crisis. 57-100 protestors were killed and 600 wounded.
In 1966 Poland celebrated the 1000th year anniversary since his 
Christianization. This was called the "Millennium of the Polish State", and it was celebrated both by the Polish government and the Catholic Church, albeit with differing interpretations. The 
atheist government focused on the political and 
national aspects, while the Church emphasized the 
religious significance of the conversion to Christianity.
In 1968, Communist Poland claimed to fight 
Zionism by exiling every person with a 
Jewish-sounding name, and sometimes the destination was ironically 
Israel. It was a state-led 
antisemitic campaign disguised as an 
anti-Zionist one that forced roughly 13,000-15,000 Polish Jews to leave between 1968 and 1971, crippling the remaining post-
Holocaust Jewish community.
On 4 June 1989, while 
Communist China killed thousands of 
protestors, Communist Poland decided to step down and allow 
democracy, thus ending the People's Republic and starting the 
Third Republic.
Trivia
- Polish PR was the last European country to expel
Jews, in the 1960s.
Relationships
Friends
Soviet Union - My master that sent me to 
space. I secretly hate you though.
Hungarian PR - Best friend. I love yuo comrade
Warsaw Pact - My friend circle named after my 
capital!
People's Republic of China - Fellow comrade.
Enemies
West Germany - Fake Germany!
How to draw
- Draw a ball.
- Fill the top half of the ball with white, the bottom half with red
- Add a yellow hammer and sickle with a star on the top left of the ball
- Add the eyes and you are done!
| Color Name | HEX | |
|---|---|---|
| White | #FFFFFF | |
| Red | #E34234 | |
| Yellow | #FFD700 | |
Gallery
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Card -
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Poland cannot into freedom
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