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== Homosexuality was never illegal ==

Since of the beginning of existence of the Polish state homosexuality was a subject to punishment under legislations adopted (copied) from Germany (with a death penalty). As well as in times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth it was covered under "morality" provisions (it was not used terms known in the rest of Europe like aganist nature or sodomy) and it was also punished with death penalty. Even after regaining of independence in 1918 there were proposed several new penal code bills, and probably all, but one, described homosexuality as a criminal offence, but then Polish lider Piłsudski chosed the french based model of penal code bill, the only one without that provisions (enacted in 1932 and in force since 1934). And it had nothing to do with Polish tolerance at that time, when Polish society remained deeply conservative.

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It is claimed throughout the article many times that homosexuality was never illegal but there is absolutely no source given for this claim, it should be either sourced or removed. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A02:8108:8B40:28F4:7039:69E3:649A:7810 (talk) 10:36, 22 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Why keep a single sentence article?

It's the shortest stub I've seen, couldn't it be merged with some larger article?

83.142.58.162 (talk) 21:41, 15 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Okay, that's weird. I went to LGBT history in Poland but when switching to the talk page it redirected me to this. Maybe remove the history one and link this one instead.

83.142.58.162 (talk) 21:44, 15 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

It looks like LGBT history in Poland was once a redirect and was then changed to a stub, without changing the talk page as well. I think it can be changed back. freshacconci talk to me 01:29, 16 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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Homosexuality was never illegal

Since of the beginning of existence of the Polish state homosexuality was a subject to punishment under legislations adopted (copied) from Germany (with a death penalty). As well as in times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth it was covered under "morality" provisions (it was not used terms known in the rest of Europe like aganist nature or sodomy) and it was also punished with death penalty. Even after regaining of independence in 1918 there were proposed several new penal code bills, and probably all, but one, described homosexuality as a criminal offence, but then Polish lider Piłsudski chosed the french based model of penal code bill, the only one without that provisions (enacted in 1932 and in force since 1934). And it had nothing to do with Polish tolerance at that time, when Polish society remained deeply conservative.

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