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The column is critical of Polish Australians' indignation at the number of votes won by the former Communist party in the 1991 elections in post-Communist Poland. The author points to widespread unemployment in Poland and decades of life under a totalitarian regime as factors that help to explain the election results.
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English translation of the title: Pre-electoral Caterwaul ['katzenjammer' is loanword from German]
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Editor's note: 'Tygodnik Polski', Melbourne, 23 November 1991.
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The column includes an illustration (p. 80) that shows a group of people squashed by a large ballot-box.
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79-81
Przedwyborczy katzenjammer
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cPoland,cEastern Europe, Europe,
- 1991
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