Tadeusz Tomaszewski (prime minister)

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Tadeusz Tomaszewski (26 November 1881 in Sacin – 10 August 1950 in London) was 33rd Prime Minister of Poland and 3rd Prime Minister of the Polish Government in Exile (1949^[1]-1950). He died in London.

References

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↑ Editor Peter Stachura Writer Chapter 4 Wojciech Rojek The Poles in Britain 1940-2000 ISBN 0-7146-8444-9 Page 35

Political offices

Preceded by

Tadeusz Bór-Komorowski

Prime Minister of the Polish Republic in Exile
1949–1950

Succeeded by

Roman Odzierzyński

v t e Prime ministers of Poland
Duchy of Warsaw (1807–1813)	Małachowski Gutakowski Poniatowski* Potocki
Kingdom of Poland (1917–1918)	Kucharzewski Ponikowski Kanty Steczkowski Świeżyński Wróblewski
Republic of Poland (1918–1939)	Daszyński Moraczewski Paderewski Skulski Grabski Witos Ponikowski Śliwiński Nowak Sikorski Witos Grabski Skrzyński Witos Bartel Piłsudski Bartel Świtalski Bartel Sławek Piłsudski Sławek Prystor Jędrzejewicz Kozłowski Sławek Zyndram-Kościałkowski Składkowski
Polish government-in-exile (1939–1990)	Sikorski Mikołajczyk Arciszewski Bór-Komorowski Tomaszewski Odzierzyński Hryniewski Mackiewicz Hanke Pająk Zawisza Muchniewski Urbański Sabbat Szczepanik
Polish People's Republic (1944–1989)	Osóbka-Morawski Cyrankiewicz Bierut Cyrankiewicz Jaroszewicz Babiuch Pińkowski Jaruzelski Messner Rakowski Kiszczak Mazowiecki
Republic of Poland (1990–present)	Mazowiecki Bielecki Olszewski Pawlak Suchocka Pawlak Oleksy Cimoszewicz Buzek Miller Belka Marcinkiewicz Kaczyński Tusk Kopacz Szydło Morawiecki Tusk
*Acting

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