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List of movements/Political Parties/Poland according to the new format (approved by PCB Council)

Political Parties

III Republic of Poland

Parliamentary

Government

Zjednoczona Prawica (ZP) (United Right)
- - Authoritarian Conservatism
  - Authoritarian Paternalistic Conservatism
  - Authoritarian Democracy
  - Authoritarianism
  - Christian Democracy
  - Christian Conservatism
  - Conservatism
  - Kaczysm (mostly)
  - Kleptocracy
  - Kritarchy
  - Liberal Conservatism
  - Mediacracy
  - National Conservatism
  - Neoconservatism
  - Particracy
  - Paternalistic Conservatism
  - Patriotism
  - Police Statism
  - Populism
  - Regulationism
  - Religious Nationalism
  - Right-Wing Populism
  - Neo-Sanationism
  - Social Authoritarianism
  - Zionism

Opposition

Koalicja Obywatelska (KO) (Civic Coalition)

- Platforma Obywatelska (PO) (Civic Platform)
- .Nowoczesna (.Modern)
- Partia Zieloni (Green Party)
- Inicjatywa Polska (The Polish Initiative)

Trzecia Droga (Third Way)

- Koalicja Polska (Polish Coalition)
- Polska 2050 (Poland 2050)

Lewica (The Left)
- Anti-Militarism
- Anti-Rape
- Social Democracy
- Third Way
- Social Hawk
- Social Feminism
- Chavismo
- Left-Wing Populism
- Nordic Model
- Democratic Socialism
- Eco-Socialism
- Progressivism
- Progressive Populism
- Feminism
- Socialist Feminism
- Progressive Feminism
- Liberal Feminism
- Social Democrat Feminism
- Trans-Feminist Rights
- Sexism (accused)

- Razem (Together)
- Nowa Lewica (New Left)
  - Wiosna (Spring)
  - Sojusz Lewicy Demokratycznej (Alliance of the Democratic Left)^[1]

Konfederacja Wolność i Niepodległość (Confederation Liberty and Independence)

Extraparliamentary

Major Historical Parties

III Republic of Poland

Wolność i Postęp (2020)
Stonoga Partia Polska (Stonoga Polish Party) (2015)
Teraz! (Now!) (2018-2019)
Partia Libertariańska (Libertarian Party) (2013-2020)
Polska Razem (Poland Together) (2013-2017)
Inicjatywa Feministyczna (Feminist Initiative) (2007-2020/2022)
Wolność i Praworządność (Liberty and Lawfulness) (2005-2011)
Samoobrona Rzeczypospolitej (Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland) (1992-2012)
Porozumienie Centrum (Centre Agreement) (1990-2002)
Socjaldemokracja Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej (Social Democracy of the Republic of Poland) (1990-1999)
Kongres Liberalno-Demokratyczny (Liberal Democratic Congress) (1990-1994)
Unia Demokratyczna (Democratic Union) (1990-1994)
Polska Partia Przyjaciół Piwa (Polish Beer-Lovers' Party) (1990-1993)
Zjednoczenie Chrześcijańsko-Narodowe (Christian National Union) (1989-2010)

People's Republic of Poland

Republic of Poland-in-exile (1939-1990)

Second Republic of Poland

Bezpartyjny Blok Współpracy z Rządem (Nonpartisan Bloc for Cooperation with the Government)
Związek Obrony Prawa i Wolności Ludu (Centrolew) (Union for the Defense of People's Law and Freedom)
Pakt lanckoroński (Lanckorona Pact)
Blok Mniejszości Narodowych (Bloc of National Minorities) (1922-1930)

Kingdom of Poland (1916-1918)

Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

Major Heads of Government

information

III Republic of Poland

Mariusz Max Kolonko I - (4 VII 2017)
Andrzej Duda ( PiS) - (2015 - present)
Bronisław Komorowski ( PO) - (6 VIII 2010 - 2015)
Grzegorz Schetyna ( PO) - (8 VII 2010 - 6 VIII 2010)
Bogdan Borusewicz ( PO) - (8 VII 2010 - 8 VII 2010)
Bronisław Komorowski ( PO) - (10 IV 2010 - 8 VII 2010)
Lech Kaczyński ( PiS) - (2005 - 10 IV 2010)
Aleksander Kwaśniewski ( SLD) - (1997 - 2005)
Lech Wałęsa ( Solidarność/BBWR/AWS) - (1990-1997)

Major Movements

Intellectual Movements

Historical I

Polish Confederations (13th century - 19th century) ^[6]
- Confederation of Maciej Borkowic (1352–1358)
- Wieluń Confederation (1423–1424)
- Confederation of Zbigniew Oleśnicki (1438)^[7]
- Confederation of Spytko of Melsztyn (1439)
- Prussian Confederation (1440-1454)
- Chicken Rebels (1537)
- Warsaw Confederation (1573)
- Rzeszów Confederation (1587)^[8]
- Wilno Confederation^[9]
- Zebrzydowski Rebels (1605)
- Tyszowce Confederation (1655)
- Brotherly Union (1661-1662)
- Sanctified Union (1661-1663)
- Pious Union (1662)
- Lubomirski's Rebels (1665-1666)
- Pigeon Confederation (1672)
- Valkininkai Confederation (1700)^[10]
- Warsaw Confederation (1704-1709)
- Sandomierz Confederation (1704-1717)
- Dzików Confederation (1734-1736)
- Słuck Confederation (1767)
- Toruń Confederation (1767)
- Radom Confederation (1767)
- Bar Confederation (1768–1772)
- Targowica Confederation (1792-1793)
- General Confederation of the Kingdom of Poland (1812-1813)

Labor Organizations

Terrorist Organizations

Falanga

Historical

Cursed soldiers (1944-1963)
- Peasants' Battalions (1940-1945)
- National Armed Forces (1942-1946)
- NIE (1943-1945)
  - Armed Forces Delegation for Poland (1945)
- Resistance of the Home Army (1944)
- National Military Union (1944-1950s)
- Citizens' Home Army (1945)
- Freedom and Independence (1945-1952)
  - Freedom and Justice (early 1950s)
- Underground Polish Army (1945-1954)

Unorganized Social Movements

↑ While being social democratic, the party is a hub for former members of the Marxist-Leninist PZPR
↑ KKP's platform includes monarchism, reactionary politics, Catholic politics, economic liberalism and euroscepticism.
↑ "Designated traitor party" so to speak.
↑ Not a political party, nonetheless a member organisation of the coalition.
↑ The Friends of the Constitution are regarded as the first Polish political party, having a formal structure required to be considered a party)
↑ Polish confederations were ad hoc associations formed by Polish–Lithuanian szlachta (nobility), clergy, cities, or military forces in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth for the attainment of stated aims. A konfederacja often took the form of an armed rebellion aimed at redressing perceived abuses or trespasses of some (e.g. royal) authority. Such "confederations" acted in lieu of state authority or to force their demands upon that authority.
↑ The confederation was created as to urge the aristocracy to unite against the Hussites
↑ The confederation was created as to urge the supporters of the two main candidates of the 1587 Royal Elections, Sigismund III of the house of Waza and Maximilliam III of the house of Habsburg not to fight
↑ The Confederation was formed between Protestant and Orthodox members of the Szlachta to unite against Catholicism
↑ Formed by lower aristocracy against the Sapieha-Różański magnates (higher aristocracy)

[1] While being social democratic, the party is a hub for former members of the Marxist-Leninist PZPR

[2] KKP's platform includes monarchism, reactionary politics, Catholic politics, economic liberalism and euroscepticism.

[3] "Designated traitor party" so to speak.

[4] Not a political party, nonetheless a member organisation of the coalition.

[5] The Friends of the Constitution are regarded as the first Polish political party, having a formal structure required to be considered a party)

[6] Polish confederations were ad hoc associations formed by Polish–Lithuanian szlachta (nobility), clergy, cities, or military forces in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth for the attainment of stated aims. A konfederacja often took the form of an armed rebellion aimed at redressing perceived abuses or trespasses of some (e.g. royal) authority. Such "confederations" acted in lieu of state authority or to force their demands upon that authority.

[7] The confederation was created as to urge the aristocracy to unite against the Hussites

[8] The confederation was created as to urge the supporters of the two main candidates of the 1587 Royal Elections, Sigismund III of the house of Waza and Maximilliam III of the house of Habsburg not to fight

[9] The Confederation was formed between Protestant and Orthodox members of the Szlachta to unite against Catholicism

[10] Formed by lower aristocracy against the Sapieha-Różański magnates (higher aristocracy)

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