Polish People's Republic

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"This research provides a general overview of the Polish People's Republic. Included is an analysis of the country's geography, its market potential, environment, history, culture and tradition.

Modern Poland came into existence in 1918. Prior to that, Poland had been partitioned three times by the Prussians and Austrians in 1772, 1792 and 1795. An elective monarchy had failed to produce strong central authority after John Sobieski (John III) turned back the Turks in 1683, making the country ripe-for control by Austria and Prussia. Poland reached the peak of its power between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries.

The reconstitution of 1918 was short-lived, however. A coup in 1926 resulted in Marshal Josef Pilsudski ruling dictatorially until his death in 1935; he was succeeded by Marshal Edward

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