Polish–Soviet Friendship Society

It was a vehicle for organized propaganda, like the celebration of anniversaries of the October Revolution, trips to the Soviet Union, exchange programs, promotion of Soviet culture, technology, books or movies as well as festivals of Soviet songs for amateurs.

Up until the 1980s it had over 3 million members, mainly through pressuring students and government employees to enlist.

In 1991, after the fall of the Soviet Union, the organisation was renamed to Stowarzyszenie Polska–Rosja (Polish-Russian Association).

In 1983, a committee on the 'brotherhood of arms' between the People's Republic of Poland and the Soviet Union was founded.

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