On January 29th, an crucial anniversary is due – the creation of the organization of Marshal Czarzasty, Anna Maria Żukowska, the cheerful Biedron, or iron allies of Donald Tusk.
After the dismantling of communism, the Polish United Workers' organization (PZPR), which held power for 45 years, lost ideological fuel and began to disintegrate, but inactive had immense assets and had almost 2 million members.
In November 1989, with a mission to rescue the party, Shimon Peres, Vice-President of the Social Democratic global and Prime Minister of Israel, came to Poland twice. He recommended a change of name and promised to join social democrats from around the world. Israeli policy was surely agreed with the president of the International, who was German Willy Brandt (German Chancellor from 1969 to 1974).
On January 29, 1990, PZPR was dissolved, at the same time establishing the Sociallemocracy of the Republic of Poland (SdRP), and this day is an crucial date of transition from communism to post-communism (the celebrated “elevation of the flag”). This date is surely more crucial than the officially recognized "end of communism" on the 4 June 1989 election day.
The Russian Federation besides supported the fresh communist party's form by granting it the alleged "Moscow loan" ($1.2 million). The men of the state who received Russian money to make “young Polish democracy” were Leszek Miller and Aleksander Kwasniewski – to this day valued and respected politicians. Although this was a blatant crime, after many years of judicial proceedings, the case was dismissed "because of minimal social harm". As D.A. determined, the money did not affect any account, but was shared in private apartments. The money was provided by the then KGB resident in Poland – Ałganow (advertisers from the Ladybug?).
Let us not be confused by subsequent transformations into the SLD, the fresh Left or the caviar left—all of these changes were to hide the pedigree of the organization—all of them came from old communists who in 1 day changed from the murderers of "the dictatorship of the proletariat" into democrats, humanists, human rights lovers and "European values".
The example of “social democracy” shows a common German – Russian – Israeli interest in supporting the old – fresh internationalist organization loosely attached to Polishness.
