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Wojciech Olszański

Polish film- and stage actor and pundit
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  • Sep 2

    Polish appeals court cuts hate speech sentence for Wojciech Olszański to 18 months

    The Court of Appeals in Gdańsk lowered Wojciech Olszański's sentence to 18 months of community service, acquitting him of hate speech charges related to Ukrainians while upholding his conviction over antisemitic remarks.

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