PRL Referendum Flyer Three Times Yes

A leaflet urging people to vote in the post-war Three Times "Yes" referendum. The leaflet is a propaganda message aimed at Polish landlords and landowners, warning of alleged threats from "landowners," "forest robbers" and General Anders' supporters. He claims that abroad General Anders is supporting reactionary landowning circles, promising them the return of their estates and power, while at home former landlords are trying to seize control of offices and infiltrate the Polish People's Party (PSL). Stanislaw Mikolajczyk is criticized, accused of supporting these activities and hampering land reform. The leaflet also warns against "forest brigands," i.e. partisans and the anti-communist underground, who are accused of murder and looting and of cooperating with the PSL as a cover for their activities. Another threat, according to the leaflet, are "civil war instigators," whom Anders allegedly prepares abroad to fight against the legitimate government in Poland, making it impossible for them to return home to their families and jobs. At home, according to the leaflet's contents, enemies of the government are trying to incite riots that could destroy citizens' property and possessions. The leaflet ends by accusing Mikolajczyk of fostering the breakdown of national unity and suggesting that such actions are in favor of the Germans.
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