Poland

After WW2 Poland was left ruins. The soviet red army forced out the Nazi German forces out of Poland. USSR dictator Joseph Stalin influences an implementation to compromise coalition provisional government of Poland, till reaches free elections. In Warsaw a practical communist that was controlled by the government of the national unity was formed. They ignored the polish government in-exile that was located in London. During 1945 to 1989 Soviet communist dominated to what had changed into the Polish Peoples Republic. Throughout the years there had been industrialisation, urbanisation, and many more improvements in the standard lives of people in Poland, was still unrest and still economically depressed.

         

After the influences of the Soviet Union have faded, there were an opportunity that arose to help change the government system, which caused tension between the people in Poland and its communist government. The Soviet Union called the political movement for reformation between the communist parties was Perestroika, where the actual meaning is restructuring, to the restricting of the soviet political and economic system. It caused fears to people that the power might turn the nation into a bloody revolution, where both the communist party and the democratic opposition committed into a peaceful solution. Between 1989 to 1991 Poland then engaged into a democratic transition where they stopped the people in Poland republic and led to the Polish Republic, a democratic authority that will help make new reforms that changed the Polish nation forever.