President Duda Signs Condolence Book at Chancellery of the Prime Minister Following Jan Olszewski's Death

11/02/2019

17:10

Michał Olech

On the occasion of the death of Jan Olszewski, President Andrzej Duda visited the Chancellery of the Prime Minister to sign the book of condolences.

This act of remembrance highlights the late statesman's significant role in Polish history and politics.

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Michał Olech

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