Kaczynski, Yaroslav

Jaroslaw Kaczynski was born in Warsaw, in the ибoliborzh region, on June 18, 1949 into the family of an engineer, a veteran of World War II , an officer of the Krayovoi Army, Raymund, and a philologist Jadwiga Kaczynski, active participants in the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 .

At thirteen years in 1962, he and his twin brother Lech played leading roles in the popular children's fairy tale film in Poland “ About Those Who Stole the Moon ” ( Polish. O dwóch takich, co ukradli księżyc ).

He studied at the Faculty of Law of the University of Warsaw , in 1971 received a master ’s degree at the Law Department and the University of Warsaw Administration. In 1976 he defended his doctoral dissertation at this faculty.

Like many other conservative politicians in Poland, his career began in the 1970s in the opposition Workers Protection Committee , and continued in the 1980s in the Solidarity trade union.

Kaczynski is the chairman of the Law and Justice Party, which received the most votes in parliamentary elections in September 2005 and spoke with conservative patriotic slogans. In order not to worsen the chances of his brother Lech in the presidential election on October 9 of the same year, Kaczynski refused from the post of prime minister and nominated party member Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz for this post. After Martsinkevich resigned on July 7, 2006 , the political committee of the party recommended Jaroslav Kaczynski as the new prime minister; On July 10, his brother appointed him prime minister, and on July 14, Yaroslav officially took office. Like Brother Lech, Yaroslav adheres to a conservative, Catholic and nationalistic outlook and is skeptical of Russia and Germany .

Early elections in October 2007 , after the collapse of the ruling coalition, led to the defeat of the PS from the Civic Platform . J. Kaczynski resigned, and the Cabinet of Ministers was headed by the leader of the GP Donald Tusk .

Jaroslav Kaczynski belongs to the political abbreviation TKM , popular in Poland, describing the “psychology of the winner”.

One of the reasons for the refusal of Jaroslaw Kaczynski to fly to the mourning events in Katyn , which ended in disaster , was maternal illness ^[3] .

Single He lived on олoliborzh with his mother, who died on January 17, 2013.

On April 26, 2010, Jaroslav Kaczynski officially became a candidate for the post of head of state ^[4] .

On June 20, 2010, following the results of the first round of the presidential elections in Poland , he ranked second with 36.46% and reached the second round with and. about. Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski , who took first place with 41.54%.

The second round of the presidential election took place in Poland on July 4, 2010. The victory in the second round was won by Bronislav Komorowski (53.01% of voters), J. Kaczynski scored 46.99% ^[5] .

VIEW: After the tragic death of his brother last spring, Yaroslav Kaczynski initially acknowledged the fact that Moscow fully cooperates with the Polish authorities in investigating the causes of the plane crash near Smolensk. Why, after the elections, he changed his position and began to hint in every way that the case was unclean and the Russians still hide some causes of the catastrophe, and eventually even urged the Americans to join the investigation?
Sergey Stankevich ^[6] : This is a political conjuncture. Extreme right-wing politicians need an atmosphere of a kind of excitement to maintain a certain degree. They need new hurting factors. In this case, even such a huge tragedy is also used to rally its supporters, to mobilize the far-right political spectrum.

In the parliamentary elections of 2011, the party he leads ranked second with 29.88% of the vote and won 158 seats in the Sejm ^[7] .

In the presidential elections in Poland in 2015, supported a member of his party, Andrzej Dudu , who took first place with a score of 53%.

On June 20, 2015, at a party conference, Jaroslaw Kaczynski nominated Beatu Szydlo for the post of Polish Prime Minister in the event of a victory in the autumn elections of 2015 to parliament.

In the 2015 parliamentary elections, the party he leads won first place with 37.6% of the vote and won 235 seats in the Sejm.

• 2004: Polish Newspaper Award
• 2005: Man of the Year Weekly Wprost
• 2005: Man of the Year by the Federation of Communes and Powiat
• 2006: II place in the Srebrne Usta plebiscite
• 2007: Samuel Bogumil Linde Medal from the Administration of the City of Torun
• 2008: Medal of the 660th anniversary of the New Targ
• 2012: Medal them. Jerzy Popelushko "Win evil with good"
• 2013: Order of Victory named after St. George (Georgia)
• 2015: Man of the Year 2014 Economic Forum in Krynica ^[8]

Jaroslav Kaczynski. Postcommunism portrait

• Kaczynski, Yaroslav - an article in Lentapedia . year 2012.
• The brother of the deceased Polish President, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, once again accused Russia of a plane crash near Smolensk . June 30, 2011
• On the Right for Justice: Does Poland again prefer Kaczynski?