Trybuna Ludu

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Trybuna Ludu (People's Tribune) was one of the largest newspapers in communist Poland. It was created from the merger of Robotnik of Polish Socialist Party and Głos Ludu of Polish Workers' Party, which have on that year merged to form the Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR). It was the official media outlet of the PZPR and one of its main propaganda outlets. Renamed to Trybuna Kongresowa, it was officially closed after the fall of communism in Poland and the dissolution of PZPR. Unofficially much of its tradition has been taken over by Trybuna, the Polish left-wing newspaper.

Editors-in-chief:

• Leon Kasman - 1948-1953
• Władysław Matwin - 1953-1957 (with a short interruption in 1956, during that time: Roman Werfel, Jerzy Morawski, W. Titkow)
• Leon Kasman - 1957-1967
• Stanisław Mojkowski - 1967-1972
• Józef Barecki - 1972-1980
• Wiesław Bek - 1980-1985
• Jerzy Majka - 1985-1990

[edit] See also

• Eastern Bloc information dissemination

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