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Communist government. Hence the Commies were voted out, right? Why not just say that then, to help summarize? :) So maybe I'm not getting something here. Its weird- even if they weren't voted out, I would have expected Google to find lots of results with that phrase. (Eg people being mistaken about it.)
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Nothing special happened in year 2000, which would make year 1999 much different than 2001 in Poland.. Actually such division would make sense as regarding the years from 2004 (joining the EU). But there's IMO still time for this..
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