Word: mikolajczyk
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...state of unrest gives the government an excuse for violating . . . freedom of the press. . . . Vice Premier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk's Gazeta Ludowa was permitted to print only watered-down versions of the Peasant Party attack on Communist control. . . . Such restraints do not apply to the Communist organ Glos Ludu, which can fill its columns with reckless charges against Mikolajczyk. This journal's recent reference to Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, Republican of Michigan, as 'a sworn and deserving follower and defender of Hitler' will give some measure of its madness...
...Poland the split between the Communist-Socialist groups and shrewd Stanislaw Mikolajczyk's Polish Peasant Party was deepening. Security Police raids on Peasant Party headquarters were reported last week. If efforts to smash the Mikolajczyk forces failed, then the Communist-Socialist groups would fight for a late fall election, when the popularity of the Polish Peasant Party, sure winner of an election now, might have waned...
...London Polish Government fell into History's dust bin, Mikolajczyk returned to Poland as Vice Premier and Minister of Agriculture. He has ranged indefatigably from Warsaw up & down the countryside, busier with building up his political strength than with his administrative...
...Travail. That Mikolajczyk and the Western democracy he represents have survived the shock of war and revolution is another testimonial to Poland's national stamina. Once Poland was the mightiest nation of eastern Europe. Jan Karol Chodkiewicz's fearsome Winged Hussars (see cut) defeated the Turks at Chocim in 1621, and 62 years later Jan Sobieski beat them back from Vienna. The Polish military tradition still burns bright; World War II's Warsaw and Monte Cassino will be remembered. And yet, as Poland under her conquerors has gone from disaster to disaster, the tradition of struggle...
...Polish Peasant Party, with Mikolajczyk at the helm, last month showed where it stands in the official coalition. In Warsaw's only remaining auditorium, the Roma movie theater, 444 Deputies to the Polish Provisional National Council gathered to legalize the revolution. Communist Mine proposed to nationalize all essential industries and all others employing more than 50 workers. Mikolajczyk did not oppose the bill. He asked that it be moderated by raising the limit of workers from 50 to 100. When his amendment was defeated, 17440-82, his party joined in voting for the original measure, which will make...