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Podcast: Football and Politics in Poland

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Gornik Zabrze fans in Poland [Credit: Mieszko Rajkiewicz]

Our guest is Mieszko Rajkiewicz from Warsaw, Poland, who presented at the Football History Conference in Manchester this year on the relationship between football and politics in Poland.

Join us as we discuss football in Poland from its roots up to World War II and, in particular, the communist era that followed. Also, what impact has the post-communist world and the joint-hosting of Euro 2012 had on domestic football?

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Chris

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