Jan Pietrzak

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Jan Pietrzak (1937-present) is a Polish comedian, founder of Kabaret pod Egidą (1967). He cofounded the 'Hybrydy' student cabaret with Jonasz Kofta in (1962-1967). One of the popular comedians and voices of anti-communist Poland, his "Żeby Polska była Polską" (For Poland to be Poland) song became one of the protest songs and hymns of Solidarity-period.

v • d • e Candidates in the Polish presidential election, 1995 Leszek Bubel • Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz • Lech KaczyńskiW • Janusz Korwin-Mikke • Tadeusz Koźluk • Jacek Kuroń • Aleksander KwaśniewskiE • Andrzej Lepper • Marek MarkiewiczW • Leszek MoczulskiW • Jan Olszewski • Waldemar Pawlak • Bogdan PawłowskiW • Jan Pietrzak • Kazimierz Piotrowicz • Lech WałęsaI, R • Tadeusz Zieliński E - elected, R - defeated in runoff, I - incumbent, W - withdraw from race

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