Roman Dmowski
Polish politician and foreign minister
Polish politician and foreign minister
1864
162 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
Poland
A prominent Polish politician and diplomat, played a significant role in Polish politics during the early 20th century. Actively involved in the movement for Polish independence, worked extensively to gain international support for Polish sovereignty. Served as Minister of Foreign Affairs in the reestablished Polish state after World War I. Represented Poland at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, advocating for Poland's borders and territorial integrity.
Played a key role in the Polish independence movement
Served as Minister of Foreign Affairs
Represented Poland at the Paris Peace Conference
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