Returning to the II Republic is impossible
II Republic
II Republic (II RP; authoritative name: Poland[1]) – historical Polish stateexisting from 1918 to 1945, i.e. from recovery sovereignty (1918) to be withdrawn international recognition for Government of the Republic of Poland in exile (1945), which was a consequence of the implementation of the agreements concluded on Maltese conference (1945) Between Powers big three[10][11].
The name highlights continuity with And the Republic of (1569–1795), liquidated the cutting treaties between Austria, Prussia and Russia in the second half of the 18th century (1772–1795).
The basic body act was March Constitution, followed (since 1935) April Constitution. The authoritative language of the Second Republic was Polishand currency first Polish brandfrom 1924 Polish gold.
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/II_Rzeczpospolita
President
| Lp. | Photo | Name | Duration of office |
| 1. |  | Gabriel Narutovich | 11 December 1922 – 16 December 1922 |
 | Maciej Rataj[f] | 16 December 1922 – 22 December 1922 | |
| 2. |  | Stanisław Wojciechowski | 22 December 1922 – 14 May 1926 |
| Maciej Rataj[g] | May 15, 1926 – June 4, 1926 | |
 | Józef Piłsudski[h] | No office | |
| 3. |  | Ignacy Mościcki | 4 June 1926 – 30 September 1939 |
| 4. |  | Władysław Raczkiewicz | 30 September 1939 – 6 June 1947 (common global designation until 5 July 1945) |
Presidents of the Republic of Poland in exile (1939–1990)
| Lp. | Photo | Name | He took office | He filed an office | |
| 1. |  | Władysław Raczkiewicz | September 30, 1939[145] | July 5, 1945 | June 6, 1947[146] |
| 2. |  | August Zaleski – hold his office, not counting on the expiry of his word of office, the end of which, in accordance with Article 20(1), in accordance with Article 24(1) April Constitution, as of June 9, 1954[112]. | June 9, 1947[147] | April 7, 1972[148] | |
| – | Council of Three – the body was created after Zaleski refused to resign from the office of president of the Republic of Poland in exile after the end of his word of office. In contrast to the constitutional records, she declared herself the collegiate head of the Polish state. Considered legal by most of the Polish emigration. Council members[111]:
| 8 August 1954[149] | April 9, 1972[123] | ||
| 3. |  | Stanisław Ostrowski | April 9, 1972[102] | April 8, 1979[128] | |
| 4. |  | Edward Raczyński | April 8, 1979[128] | April 8, 1986[131] | |
| 5. |  | Kazimierz Sabbat | April 8, 1986[131] | July 19, 1989[133] | |
| 6. |  | Ryszard Kaczorowski – after swearing in Lech Walesa the presidential insignia was handed over to him, and the emigration government set up a liquidation commission which ended all emigration power structures by 31 December 1991. | July 19, 1989[133] | December 22, 1990[8] | |
"Mission: Free Poland" – run about Polish presidents for ...
The main nonsubjective of the Polish Government in exile was to guarantee the legal and global continuity of the Polish state. The function of the president of the Republic of Poland included six men from 1939 to 1990: Władysław Raczkiewicz, August Zaleski, Stanisław Ostrowski, Edward Raczyński, Kazimierz Sabbat and Ryszard Kaczorowski.
Juliusz Nowina-Sokolnicki was not the president of Free Poland in Exile
Juliusz Nowin-Sokolnicki (b. 16 December1925 In Chinese[1]ed. 17 August2009 In Colchester[2]) – Polishpolicy emigration, citizen British[3], from 1972 to 1990 entitled “President of Free Poland in Exit” – considered au Government of Poland in exile and any emigration environments For self-appointed.
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliusz_Nowina-Sokolnicki
The ceremony of 3 presidents of the Second Republic in exile ...
The ceremony of 3 Presidents of the Second Republic in exile will take place present in Warsaw
On Saturday, in the Temple of Divine Providence, the Presidents of the Second Polish Republic will be buried in exile – Władysław Raczkiewicz, August Zaleski and Stanisław Ostrowski. Their resting place will be the Mausoleum of the Presidents of Poland.
https://www.radiopik.pl/3,105068, funeral-three-president-ii-rp-in-residence-
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Jan Zbigniew Potocki. Who is the man who spends...
He claims to be president. Who is the man who gives his own evidence to the Second Republic?
He issues his own individual IDs, presents himself as president of the II Republic of Poland in exile and advertises “drugs for vaccines”. Zbigniew Jan Potocki applied for various offices in Poland respective times. Always without success.
https://news.onet.pl/country/jan-zbigniew-potocki-who-is-man-who-is-is-is-is-own-proof-ii-rp-7z5dm1w
The president of self-chain challenges Andrzej Duda
Jan Zbigniew Potocki, who is considered to be the legal successor of the presidents in exile, declares the race for the highest office in Poland – says “Rzeczpospolita”. The eccentric politician promises, among others, peace with Japan and PLN 5 1000 for each Polish family.
https://news.onet.pl/country/presidential election-2020-jan-zbigniew-Potocki-declares-start/z48qjjz
Jan Zbigniew Potocki is simply a mason?
On the leads of the president of the Republic of the Republic of exile
Count Potocki is the successor to the late 17 August 2009 Grand Master of the Order – Julius Nowina-Sokolnicki, from 1972–90 not recognized by most of the president's emigration in exile. On his deathbed, a witty 89-year-old cut a number that won't let him forget for years.
Most bachelors and queens set up Sokolnicki himself. The large Prior of Poland is Dr Marian Król, formerly MP of ZSL and PSL. The erstwhile Minister of Education, Krystyn Łyback, and the bachelors – Tadeusz Zwiefka, PO MEP, and Prof. Jacek Majchrowski, president of Krakow. There are 4 bishops in the order, including Archbishop Leszek Sławoj-Głódź, respective generals and many colonels (retired), Stan Tymiński's sister, planet champion in kick-boxing, many entrepreneurs, priests, historians, doctors and a ten-year healer. Many have seduced Sokolnicki's personality and the order ceremonies, receptions and ball favoring social integration with bachelors and ladies from another countries.
– There are Catholics, Lutherans, Polish Catholics, and Orthodoxs in the Polish Priory. We accepted a Muslim and a celebrated mason “The Prior of the King says. – We reject only those who believe in nothing.
Potocks from Tulczyn
At the end of his life, Sokolnicki began looking for a successor. However, he did not give power to any of the descendants, though with his 7 wives (four dead, 2 separated) he had 4 daughters and 2 sons. He besides did not give it to anyone from the Sokolnicki household residing in Poland. In fresh years, his successors were Willy Doms, the Prior of Belgium, and then Waldemar Wilk, the Prior of Sweden, whom in May 2009 was unexpectedly replaced by Jan Zbigniew Potocki, who had just been a bachelor of the award. There was as much known about him as Sokolnicki wrote in the decree on the nomination: “With immediate effect I appoint my cousin, number Jan Zbigniew Potocki, boy of Joseph and Teresa, born 10 June 1955 in Kalisz...”.
– I entered the order from the advice of Barbara Bromont. She knew me from my many years of charity for children. The sovereign decision of the large master immediately became a bachelor of the First Class – explains the secret of his promotion Potocki. – Julius found out about our distant kinship and the investment in Włocławek brought his old household photos. The same is actual of my family. For both of us it was a confirmation that we had household ties.
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Zbigniew Potocki – 9th Grand Master of the Order of St. Stanislaw
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St. Stanislaus BM 157 Investment. Warsaw – IX large Master Jan Zbigniew Potocki
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Count Potocki, the self-appointed president of Poland, founded a organization ...
Count Potocki, the self-appointed president of Poland, founded a organization and wants to run in the election of the president of Warsaw
Isn't Jan Zbigniew Potocki an earl? Genealog ...
Marek Potocki, head of the Potocki chain line, issued a message stating that 1 of the candidates for president is missing the truth, citing his noble title. Jan Zbigniew Potocki, as we read, is not an number at all – although he claims so, he informs “Rzeczpospolita”.
A self-appointed president could go to jail.
The trial of Jan Zbigniew Potocki, who considered himself to be the legal head of the Polish state, started. He is accused of speech of hatred towards Jews and Ukrainians.
https://www.rp.pl/crime/Article36216211-self-president-can-traitor-to-prison
Self-appointed president of Poland convicted of hateful ...
Self-appointed president of Poland convicted of hateful speech
Jan Zbigniew Potocki, who considered himself a legal head of state, heard the conviction for his statements about Jews, among others.
https://www.rp.pl/crime/art37059521-self-president-Polish-condemned-for-hate-words
Did Jan Zbigniew Potocki cooperate with the HEIs?
https://www.cda.pl/video/339390121/vfilm
Robert Majka – Potocki, evidence, passports, 2RP
Jan Zbigniew Potocki is simply a manipulator and a fraud...
//www.youtube.com/embed/KpQFuxnsl6k
Legal continuity between II and III Republic of Poland.
REPEAL
SENAT OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND
of 16 April 1998
about the legal continuity between II and III Republic of Poland.
1.
The legislature recognizes the state created as a consequence of planet War II on Polish lands and functioning between 1944 and 1989 as an undemocratic state with a totalitarian strategy of power, which is part of the planet communist system, devoid of sovereignty and not fulfilling the principles of the sovereignty of the Nation.
2.
The legislature recognises the legal continuity of II and III of the Republic of Poland, expressed in their sovereign and independent being. Thus, he states that the Constitution of the non-sworn State imposed on 22 July 1952 did not legally undermine the legal force of the Constitutional Law of the Republic of Poland of 23 April 1935 and the legal order based on it.
3.
The legislature expresses its gratitude to the authorities of the Polish State in exile, which, acting on the basis of the April Constitution of 1935, enabled the legal continuity between the II and III Republics of Poland, as well as to all those who fought in Poland and abroad, contributed to the restoration of independency and sovereignty of the Republic of Poland.
4.
The legislature states that the normative acts made up by the non-sworn legislature between 1944 and 1989 are devoid of legal power if they reconcile with the sovereign existence of the Polish State or are contrary to the principles of law recognised by civilized nations, expressed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This applies in peculiar to normative acts violating fundamental rights and civilian liberties. These include acts depriving Polish citizenship, making criminal law a tool for the persecution of people who fight for independency or differing beliefs of the worldview, as well as acts on the basis of which unfair deprivation of property was made. The nullity of those normative acts of statutory rank requires a statutory message and another normative acts require a decision of the competent authorities of the State. At the same time, it is essential to guarantee the restoration of rights wrongly received and the protection of acquired rights, on the basis of acts declared invalid unless the acquisition was wicked.
https://www.rawo.pl/acts/m-p-1998-12-200,16827573.html
Poland
Poland (RP) – authoritative name countriesPolish from the second half of the 17th century to 1795 (one of the many utilized at the time)[1] and from 14 March 1919[2] until July 22, 1952 and again from December 31, 1989.
Word Republic It means the same thing as the word republic, however, it is utilized present only for Poland...
1. I Republic
The Republic of Poland is besides called the Noble Republic or The Republic of both Nations. The name Rzeczpospolita Polska has been utilized as the authoritative name of the Polish-Lithuanian state since the second half of the 17th century[4]. The form of the strategy of the First Republic is referred to as noble democracy [footnote needed]. Political rights were granted to about 10% of residents, which in Europe at the time was 1 of the fewer examples of a country in which a crucial number of citizens influenced the policy of power. It is hard to find the beginning of the First Republic. The year 1454 is considered symbolic (issue) church privileges–Non-Saxon), 1505 (Constitution Nihil novi) or 1569 (notification) Lublin Union and emergence The Republic of both Nations). The end of the First Republic is its III demolition in 1795.
2. II Republic
II Republic existed since Poland regained its independency and transferred by Regency Council full of civilian and military power in the Kingdom of Poland Józef Piłsudski 14 November 1918.[5] Its end is recognised on 5 July 1945, erstwhile as a consequence of the findings Maltese conferenceGovernment of Poland in exile lost designation United Kingdom and United Statesand consequently the another countries created at that time United Nations. This meant taking over Poland's assets and representation internationally by the subordinate communists Provisional Government of National Unity in Warsaw. President and the Government of the Republic of Poland in exile consequently lost their position International law entity, although they continued their activity until First general presidential election in Poland in 1990 22 December 1990 last president of the Republic of Poland in exile Ryszard Kaczorowski transmitted presidential insignia of the Second Republic and manuscript April Constitution the first elected president of the III Republic in free elections – Lech Wałęsie.
3. People's Poland
3⁄4 Poland
July 22, 1944 Joseph Stalin, citing Polish National Liberation Committee, started creating state administration in Poland in areas occupied by Red Army. This administration was replaced by force (using a repression apparatus) NKWD) structures Polish Underground State continued II Republic in the country and subordinate Government of Poland in exile. Consequently, the decision Maltese conference, February 1945 United Kingdom and USA[6] in agreement with the USSR recognised Provisional Government of the Republic of Poland (in which PKWN was renamed on 31 December 1944) as the basis for the creation of 3 powers in consultation Provisional Government of National Unity. After the Moscow conference held in June 1945, parallel to showprocess 16 The leaders of the Polish Underground State (indicted in the NKVD provocation on 19 March 1945), the governments of the United Kingdom and the United States withdrew designation for the Polish Government in exile on 5 July 1945 and recognized the Provisional Government of National Unity in Warsaw as the legal typical of the Polish State – the Republic of Poland. As with post-war Czechoslovakia, in Poland there was no another order number existing from 1944 to 1952 of the Republic, although from the formal point of view of the Polish Republic (without numbering) Legal successor II Republic of Poland.
3⁄4 Poland People's Republic
After the full acquisition of power in Poland by PPR and then the Stalinisation of public life (resigning from the facade of multi-party governments to the alleged governing function Communist organization (PRC) – dictatorshipmonoparty), in 1952, the name of the state (parallel to changes in the names of the subordinate USSR: Hungary (Hungarian People's Republic), Romania (People’s Republic of Romania) and Bulgaria (People’s Republic of Bulgaria) changed into a new, co-edited[7] au StalinConstitution[8] au Poland People's Republic. The final Polish-language version of the Constitution of the Polish People's Republic developed Boleslaw Bierut[9]. After the democratic transformation of 1989 by the Polish Parliament Act, the historical name of the Polish State – Rzeczpospolita Polska was restored on 31 December 1989. Period since the fall of the Polish People's Republic started Round Table Agreement and by the 4th June 1989 election, it is already past III Republic.
4. III Republic
III Republic, Democratic and sovereign parliamentary republic. Its beginning is: 4 June 1989 (winnership ‘Solidarity’ In contract elections), August 24, 1989 (established by the Sejm Tadeusz Mazowiecki to the post Prime Minister29 December 1989 (amendment of the Constitution amending the authoritative name of the country to the Republic of Poland on 31 December 1989[10]) or 22 December 1990 (transfer of power insignia by the president Ryszard Kaczorowski during the oath of the president Lech Walesa). During this last event, Wałęsa said that “from this minute begins the 3rd Republic of Poland”[11].
Sometimes later dates are besides exchanged, for example First full free parliamentary elections 27 October 1991.
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rzeczpospolita_Poland
In organization II of the Polish Republic There are good people, but they let themselves be manipulated
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Education and integration part II – Grzegorz Niedźwiecki
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In (06-560) COMMERCIAL CONOPTION 1 EDUCATIVE INTEGRATION MEETING, SPEAKS HAN KAZAHARI, GREECE OF THE WOMEN PRESEZS NTN, AND BIGGLES OF THE CIEUL DIR. II OF THE REPUBLIC OF DrawSKI POMORSKI. The organizer and the owner was Paul from the Wiechowsk people.
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But it was already – Maryla Rodowicz
//www.youtube.com/embed/zsiRt7Seq50
... But it's already been and it won't come back.
And so much has happened
It's inactive pulling out a stupid heart
But it was already gone somewhere behind us...
Legal continuity between II and III Republic of Poland is not renunciation of III Republic of Poland
Returning to the II Republic is impossible.
It's like a 105-year-old has gone back to age 27.
It's like 75 years off the calendar.
You can grow, take a step forward, but don't go back.
Going back to the past is impossible.
Part II of the Polish Republic may be the Polish organization of Beer Friends.
April Constitution 1935. Chapter II — Sejm
(1) The election of the president of the Republic shall take place as follows: (2) The candidate for the president of the Republic shall elect the Assembly of Electors. (3) The outgoing president of the Republic has the right to appoint another candidate.
http://libr.sejm.gov.pl/tek01/txt/kpol/1935-r2.html
Calendar of Presidents of the Second Republic (1921–1939)
100 years ago, on 11 December 1922, Gabriel Narutovich was sworn in as president. A prominent engineer and abroad minister prevailed with voices of leftist, centred and national minorities. His choice was met with protests of the Endek communities.
https://jejeje.pl/calendar-presidents-ii-rp-1921-1939
President Head of Armed Forces of Poland
The president of the Republic shall guarantee that the Constitution is respected, he shall safeguard the sovereignty and safety of the State and the integrity and indivisibility of its territory.
If the ship is in danger of destruction, the captain shall first apply all available means to save passengers and then crew. The captain shall leave the ship as last, watching to save, if possible, the ship's journals, documents, maps, valuables and cash register.
Disciplinary dismissal, or discipliner, is simply a common word not appearing in the Labour Code. This is termination of the employment contract without notice, which results in immediate dismissal of the employee, e.g.in connection with breach of obligations with the employer.
A soldier who leaves his or her unit or designated place of residence for the intent of permanently withdrawing from military service shall be punished. imprisonment from 3 months to 5 years.
Desertion
Regardless of the above, it should be weighed whether the Government of the Republic of Poland in exile – not recognized since 5 July 1945 in the global and non-doctoral arena and indefinitive, self-proclaimed Presidents of II of the Republic of Poland in exile were abstract Presidents of II of the Republic of Poland in exile or deserters. Whether they did not duplicate and whether they were the guarantor of the continuity of state power.
Even if the non-electoric president Jan Zbigniew Potocki was president of the Second Republic of Poland in exile, first of all, he could hold this office in exile, and second, he would gotta hold a referendum in the country or the Nation wishes it, due to the fact that the power belongs to the Nation alternatively than to the indicated finger. We have democracy and the Nation has the right to free choice, not dictatorship.
Grzegorz Bearwiecki – sociologist
