Sanation camp

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The Sanation camp was a Polish political movement that emerged after Józef Piłsudski’s 1926 coup, promoting authoritarian “moral sanitation” of public life and dominating interwar Polish politics.

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Sanation camp canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political camp
political movement
associatedWith Polish military elite
state administration of the Second Polish Republic
basedOn cult of Józef Piłsudski
claimedToPursue anti-corruption reforms
state modernization
controlled Polish government after the May Coup NERFINISHED
country Poland
Second Polish Republic NERFINISHED
dominantIn Polish politics after 1926
emergedAfter 1926 coup d’état in Poland
May Coup NERFINISHED
goal limiting parliamentary influence
moral sanitation of public life
strengthening executive power
hasPart Colonels’ group
Piłsudski’s followers in the bureaucracy
Piłsudski’s followers in the military
historicalContext interwar Europe
ideology Polish nationalism
authoritarianism
influenced constitutional framework of the Second Polish Republic
influencedBy Józef Piłsudski’s political thought
inPowerUntil 1939
languageOfName Polish
leader Józef Piłsudski NERFINISHED
nameMeaning sanation means healing or sanitation in Polish political discourse
opposed liberal parliamentary democracy in Poland
opposedTo National Democracy movement NERFINISHED
Polish Socialist Party (as independent force) NERFINISHED
parliamentary party system of the Second Polish Republic
politicalPosition center-right
right-wing
promoted state intervention in the economy
strong presidency
region Central Europe
significantEvent adoption of the April Constitution of 1935
startTime 1926
timePeriod interwar period
typeOfGovernmentSupported authoritarian presidential system
usedSlogan sanacja (sanation) of public life
weakenedAfter death of Józef Piłsudski

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National Democracy opposedGroup Sanation camp
National Democracy conflictWith Sanation camp