Reform of Policing2001
Citizens can apply to see secret police files kept during the communust era
Historical person
Leszek Miller Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Leszek Miller, based on 14 World History Database records associated with Poland.
14 records2001–200411 events3 places
Chronological biography
2001
GovernmentOctober 2001
Forms a new coalition of the Democratic Left Alliance & the Peasants Party
Prime Minister of Poland4 October 2001
Appointed Prime Minister of Poland, member of Solidarity
Solidarity4 October 2001
Appointed Prime Minister of Poland, member of Solidarity
2002
Purge2002
The Peasants Party is expelled from the Government. Miller presides over a minority Government. Expelled for ojecting to tax reforms
Poland EU Accession InvitationDecember 2002
The EU summit invites Poland to join the EU by 2004
SummitDecember 2002
The EU summit invites Poland to join the EU by 2004
SummitDecember 2002
The EU summit invites Poland to join the EU by 2004
2003
Treaty of Accession16 April 2003
Miller leads Poland as the accession treaty fixes the terms under which Poland will enter the European Union.
Poland EU Membership ReferendumJune 2003
Poland votes in a referendum to join the EU
ReferendumJune 2003
Poland votes in a referendum to join the EU
ReferendumJune 2003
Poland votes in a referendum to join the EU
2004
Resignation of Leszek Miller2004
Miller resigns as Prime Minister
Treaty of Accession1 May 2004
Miller remains Poland's prime minister as the country enters the European Union on enlargement day.
Titles and roles
Prime Minister of Poland
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.