Jan Kucharzewski

Heads of State and Government

Jan Kucharzewski was a Polish historian, lawyer and politician who served as prime minister of Poland from 1917 to 1918. A Warsaw University graduate, he belonged to several Polish political organizations until 1911. During World War I he wrote for the Polish cause in Switzerland, then joined the Regency Council administration in Warsaw. Later he pursued scholarly and legal work, joined the International Court of Arbitration, and went into exile in the United States in 1940.

Prime minister of Poland: 1917 to 1918
University education: Graduated from Warsaw University in 1898
International Court of Arbitration: Named in 1925

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Article: Jan Kucharzewski (English Wikipedia)
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