# Polish Democracy to the French

- URL: https://syn.by/en/history/archives/polish-democracy-french/
- Published: 1924-06-28T19:25:00+00:00
- Updated: 2026-11-12T01:51:27+00:00
- Section: Archives
- Language: en
- EN edition: https://syn.by/en/history/archives/polish-democracy-to-french.md
- BE edition: https://syn.by/historya/arkhivy/polskaja-demakratyja-da-francuzskaj.md
- RU edition: https://syn.by/ru/istoriya/arhivy/polskaya-demokratiya-frantsuzskoy-2.md

> The left-wing Polish parties congratulated the French Left on its victory and put fine words about peace into their address. The newspaper mocks this "democracy," since at home it will not secure justice.

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The left-wing Polish parties of the Sejm and the Senate have sent an appeal, or address, to the French Left, in the name of Premier Herriot, in which they express joy at its victory and — astonishment for Great France… Further on, the appeal, or perhaps only the "Robotnik" version of it, is somewhat muddled, for it is written literally thus: "wishing Poland a Future, as to You, Mister Chairman, the coming of such an order of things when social justice and peace will reign." Then follow compliments to the "peacefulness" of France.

It is necessary, very necessary, to wish that in Poland, and above all in Polish democracy, the notions of justice would at last prevail, not only social but also national. But it is somehow strange, while congratulating the French premier, to offer him good wishes… for Poland…

Some unsuccessful sort of "democracy" in Poland…