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They can especially get beat up. How the People's Republic of Poland played with words and black humor

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The acronym PRL – Polish People's Republic – was and is often used incorrectly. This name appeared only in the constitution of 1952.
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They can especially get beat up. How the People's Republic of Poland played with words and black humor

The acronym PRL – Polish People's Republic – was and is often used incorrectly. This name appeared only in the constitution of 1952.

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