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1989 elections - clothes and merch inspired by local Polish history

The 1989 Polish parliamentary elections, known as the June elections, took place on June 4 and 18 and were a turning point in the country’s history. These were the first partially free elections after World War II, held as a result of the Round Table Agreements. As a result, 460 members of the Sejm (lower house of the Polish People’s Republic) and 100 senators were elected to the newly established Senate. The Solidarity opposition, organized around the Citizens’ Committee, won a decisive victory, winning all the seats allocated to non-partisan candidates and 99 of the 100 seats in the Senate.

These historic elections represent not only a moment in Polish history but also a symbol of the fight for democracy and freedom. To commemorate this important period, we encourage you to purchase t-shirts related to the June elections. By wearing them, you not only demonstrate your commitment to democratic values ​​but also commemorate the heroic actions of those who fought for freedom and the rule of law. Choose a t-shirt that will allow you to become a part of this extraordinary history!

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• Stefan Kraszewski