Let the revelations begin!
The Polish people's decisive rejection of the former Communists in the September 25 parliamentary elections could open the way to more systematic revelations about Soviet-era secret police collaborators.
Conservative and center-right parties won 305 of the 460 seats in the lower house of parliament, a strong win but not strong enough to un-do the constitution that the former Soviet collaborators wrote to protect themselves. Still, the new parliament can un-do many collaborationist laws.
A presidential vote is scheduled for October 9, with a conserative as the favored candidate.
Conservative and center-right parties won 305 of the 460 seats in the lower house of parliament, a strong win but not strong enough to un-do the constitution that the former Soviet collaborators wrote to protect themselves. Still, the new parliament can un-do many collaborationist laws.
A presidential vote is scheduled for October 9, with a conserative as the favored candidate.
