Politics & Government

Polish Constitution of 1935 is Adopted

The Constitution of Poland was adopted, establishing a new system of governance. It aimed to strengthen the authority of the presidency and consolidate power in the executive branch. Key changes included limiting the influence of parliament and implementing provisions for a more authoritarian political structure. This law was significant due to its timing, emerging in an era marked by political instability in Europe. The new constitution reflected the growing desire for national unity and centralized control after years of tumult.

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