Aleksander Zawisza (1896-1977) was the Prime Minister of the Polish Government in Exilefrom June 25, 1965 to July 16, 1970.
Previously the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in 1959 he played a part in moving the wartime archives of the Ministry of Information and Documentation from the UK to the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.
Preceded by
Antoni Pająk |
Prime Minister of the Polish Republic in Exile
1956-1970 |
Succeeded by
Zygmunt Muchniewski |
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Prime Ministers of Poland
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| Kingdom of Poland (1916–1918) |
- Kucharzewski
- Ponikowski
- Kanty Steczkowski
- Świeżyński
- Wróblewski
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| Republic of Poland (1918–1939) |
- Daszyński
- Moraczewski
- Paderewski
- Skulski
- Grabski
- Witos
- Ponikowski
- Śliwiński
- Nowak
- Sikorski
- Witos
- Grabski
- Skrzyński
- Witos
- Bartel
- Piłsudski
- Bartel
- Świtalski
- Bartel
- Sławek
- Piłsudski
- Sławek
- Prystor
- Jędrzejewicz
- Kozłowski
- Sławek
- Zyndram-Kościałkowski
- Składkowski
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| Polish government in Exile (1939–1990) |
- Sikorski
- Mikołajczyk
- Arciszewski
- Bór-Komorowski
- Tomaszewski
- Odzierzyński
- Hryniewski
- Mackiewicz
- Hanke
- Pająk
- Zawisza
- Muchniewski
- Urbański
- Sabbat
- Szczepanik
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| People's Republic of Poland (1944–1989) |
- Osóbka-Morawski
- Cyrankiewicz
- Bierut
- Cyrankiewicz
- Jaroszewicz
- Babiuch
- Pińkowski
- Jaruzelski
- Messner
- Rakowski
- Kiszczak
- Mazowiecki
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| Republic of Poland (1989–present) |
- Mazowiecki
- Bielecki
- Olszewski
- Pawlak
- Suchocka
- Pawlak
- Oleksy
- Cimoszewicz
- Buzek
- Miller
- Belka
- Marcinkiewicz
- Kaczyński
- Tusk
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| Persondata |
| Name |
Zawisza, Aleksander |
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| Short description |
Prime Minister of the Polish Government in Exile |
| Date of birth |
1896 |
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| Date of death |
1977 |
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