THE SYSTEM OF POLISH INTELLIGENCE SERVICES AFTER 1990
Monday, November 3, 2008 at 11:15 Robert Nowak
(Member of the Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Bureau of the Committee for Special and Intelligence Services (Prime Minister’s Chancellery) as well as RIEAS Member of International Advisory Board)
From: www.rieas.gr
Transformation of the political system, that took place in Poland at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, has also embraced the transformation of the apparatus of the intelligence services of the Polish People’s Republic. The most important goal of these changes was to create such a model of the system of intelligence services, in which they would become an important component of the country’s security apparatus, functioning in accordance with the rules of democracy and law.
It seems that there would be no transformation, if it wasn’t for the communist intelligence services . As it was under the aegis of gen. Kiszczak , that the talks with the opposition, which later evolved into the Round Table, began in the autumn of 1988.
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