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A Polish court said there are no grounds for removing an anti-Semitic party
from the party register because prosecutors have not sought such a decision.
Polskie Radio on June 13 quoted Maja Smoderek, a spokeswoman for Warsaw’s
district court, as saying that the Together Party of the Slavonic Empire,
which registered with the court in March, could not be removed from the list
because “no prosecutor has lodged a complaint about the party.”
Since its registration, the party has been increasingly forthright in its
anti-Semitic rhetoric, Polskie Radio reported.
“We know who runs Poland … it’s run by Jews, and particularly bad Jews,”
Party leader Jan Kielb said recently in an interview with Rzeczpospolita
daily.
Kielb’s party has no seats in parliament. It presented the 1,000 signatures
and party statute required to register. Its charter speaks of the importance
of “the Pole of true Slavonic blood.”
Professor Piotr Winczorek, a member of the State Tribunal which rules on the
constitutionality of the highest offices of state, told Polskie Radio that
the party was in violation of the constitution, which bans “activities of
parties that call for racial hatred.”
He called on prosecutors to take steps to have the party removed from the
register.