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The First Term Sejm of the Polish People's Republic – was elected in the 1952 Polish parliamentary election. The term of the Sejm's mandate lasted from November 20, 1952, to November 20, 1956.

A total of 425 deputies were elected to the Sejm, including 74 women (constituting 17.41% of all deputies). Only 26 deputies had served in the previous parliament.

Sejm Marshal[edit]

Jan Dembowski – non-partisan

Deputy Marshals of the Sejm[edit]

Political Composition of the Sejm at the Beginning of the Term[edit]

PZPR (Polish United Workers' Party) – 273 deputies (64.2% of all)
ZSL (United People's Party) – 90 deputies (21.2%)
SD (Democratic Party) – 25 deputies (5.9%)
Independents – 37 deputies (8.7%)

Deputies by Age[edit]

Under 25 years – 7 (1.65% of all)
25 to 30 years – 25 (5.88%)
31 to 40 years – 112 (26.35%)
41 to 50 years – 168 (39.53%)
51 to 60 years – 84 (19.77%)
61 years and above – 29 (6.82%)

Deputies by Education[edit]

Higher education – 136 (32% of all)
Incomplete higher education – 12 (2.82%)
Secondary education – 81 (19.06%)
Incomplete secondary education – 27 (6.35%)
Elementary education – 169 (39.77%)

Bibliography[edit]

History of the Polish Sejm, Vol. III, edited by Andrzej Ajnenkiel, Warsaw 1989, pp. 302, 304–305.

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