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New Polish premier vows to end conflicts
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New Polish premier vows to end conflicts

1992
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WARSAW (Reuter-AP) - Hanna Suchocka became Poland's first female prime minister yesterday, pledging to end the bitter divisions that have paralyzed Polish politics for more than a month. Suchocka, backed by a hastily assembled coalition of seven parties, replaced farm party leader Waldemar Pawlak, who offered to resign last week after failing to form a government. Pawlak's Polish Peasant party's roots in the Communist camp proved unacceptable to the post-Solidarity parties, who represent a majority of votes in the Sejm (lower house).
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited