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Suchocka, Hanna

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Suchocka, Hanna (1946– )

Polish politician, prime minister 1992–93. She was chosen by President Wałȩsa because her unaligned background won her the support of seven of the eight parties that agreed to join a coalition government. In 1993 she lost a vote of confidence prior to her centrist coalition being ousted in a general election.

Formerly a lecturer in law, Suchocka served on the legislation committee of the Polish parliament (Sejm), where her abilities brought her to the attention of influential politicians. In 1992 she replaced prime minister Waldemar Pawlak, who was unable to form a viable government, but was later, in turn, replaced by Pawlak. She remains an active figure within centre-right politics and is a strong supporter of privatization.



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