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Polish Uprising 1956 (Poznań Protests) (8h 44min, jun 28, 1956 y – 12h 37min, oct 24, 1956 y)

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Khrushchev wanted Ochab to impose de-Stalinisation in Poland. Many Poles demanded more political freedom and national sovereignty.
28th June 1946: Workers strike
October 1946: Secretary of State Wladyslaw Gomulka was threatened by Khrushchev that he would use military intervention if he continued the uprising.
China supported Poland's motion and Ochab agreed to stop reforms, which led to no military intervention.

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8h 44min, jun 28, 1956 y
12h 37min, oct 24, 1956 y
~ 3 months and 28 days
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