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The Round Table negotiations begin
The debate about politics views -
first partly free elections
In June 1989, Polands overwhelmingly voted for democracy in the first partly free elections. -
Poland's first non-communist prime minister
Poland's first non-communist Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki was being sworn in on September 10, 1989, he told Parliament his cabinet would represent all Poles - irrespective of their political views. -
Walesa becomes president
Poland's first popularly elected post communist president -
Warsaw Pact alliance dissolved.
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Cold war end
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new government
Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak forms new government dominated by SdPR -
The Round Table Accords are signed
Solidarity is re-legalized,and elections are promised for June with two-thirds of the seats reserved for the communists people in the lower house, and all of the seats open for election in the upper house. -
Elections are held
Solidarity candidates win all but one of the
senate seats, On the same day elections are held in Poland,protesters are massacred in Tiananmen Square, China. -
Poland joins NATO
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Poland joins the European Union