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Jan Olszewski

Jan Ferdynand Olszewski

Polish lawyer and politician (1930–2019).

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Place of Birth

Warsaw

Country of Citizenship

Poland

Date of Birth

8/20/1930

Member of Political Party

Movement for Reconstruction of Poland
Centre Agreement – Polish Union
Patriotic Movement
Ruch Dla Rzeczypospolitej

Instance Of

Human

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Occupation

Politician
Lawyer
Trade Unionist
Writer
Jurist
Opinion Journalist

Given Name

Jan
Series Ordinal
:1
Ferdynand
Series Ordinal
:2

Educated At

Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw
(1949 - 1953)
Academic Degree
:
Magister Degree
Academic Major
:
Law
End Time
: 1953
Start Time
: 1949
Lyceum 13, Warsaw
(1945 - 1949)
End Time
: 1949
Start Time
: 1945

Award Received

Order of the White Eagle
(5/3/2009)
Point in Time
: 5/3/2009
Cross of Freedom and Solidarity
(2019)
Point in Time
: 2019

Position Held

Prime Minister of Poland
(12/6/1991 - 6/5/1992)
Series Ordinal
:3
Replaces
:
Jan Krzysztof Bielecki
Replaced By
:
Waldemar Pawlak
End Time
: 6/5/1992
Start Time
: 12/6/1991
Member of the Sejm

Religion or Worldview

Catholicism

Name in Native Language

Jan Olszewski
Pronunciation Audio
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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Polish

Work Location

Warsaw

Family Name

Olszewski

Sex or Gender

Male

Date of Death

2/7/2019

Place of Death

Warsaw

IPA Transcription

ˈjan ɔlˈʂɛfskʲi

Place of Burial

Powązki Military Cemetery

Spouse

Marta Olszewska

Member Of

Grey Ranks
Solidarity
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Komitet Obrony Robotników

Different From

Q61663011

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Field of Work

Politics
Law
Opinion Journalism

Candidacy in Election

1991 Polish Parliamentary Election
Electoral District
:
Q21020294
Represents
:
Center Civic Alliance
Office Contested
:
Member of the Sejm
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