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Deputies to the 3rd Sejm of the Polish People's Republic were elected during the 1961 Polish parliamentary election, which took place on on April 16, 1961. The first session was held on May 15, 1961, and the last, the 32nd, on March 29, 30 and 31, 1965. The term of office of the Sejm lasted from April 16, 1961 to April 16, 1965.

Political party affiliations at the first session of the Sejm of the second term and the status at the end of the term.

Political grouping		3rd Sejm in April 1961	3rd Sejm in April 1965	+/−
	Polish United Workers' Party	256,^{[uwaga 1]}	244	12
	United People's Party	117^{[uwaga 2]}	115	2
	Democratic Party	39	38	1
	Znak	5	5
	Christian Social Association	5	5
	PAX Association	5	5
	Unaffiliated^{[uwaga 3]}	37	36	1
Total		460	444

Presidium of the Sejm of the 3rd term

Member		Title	Party	Time in office
Member		Title	Party	Took office	Left office
	Bolesław Drobner	Senior Marshal	Polish United Workers' Party	May 15, 1961
The Senior Marshal presides over the sessions of the Sejm before the election of the Presidium
	Czesław Wycech	Marshal of the Sejm	United People's Party	May 15, 1961^[1]	April 16, 1965
	Jerzy Jodłowski	Deputy Speaker of the Sejm	Democratic Party	May 15, 1961^[1]	April 16, 1965
	Zenon Kliszko	Deputy Speaker of the Sejm	Polish United Workers' Party	May 15, 1961^[1]	April 16, 1965

Party affiliation

As at the end of the term

Deputies of the second term were associated in the following parliamentary parties:

Polish United Workers' Party - 244 deputies, the party chairman was Zenon Kliszko^[2]
United People's Party - 115 deputies, the party chairman was Bolesław Podedworny,^[2]
Democratic Party - 38 MPs, the party chairman was Jerzy Jodłowski,^[2]
Znak - 5 MPs, the party chairman was Stanisław Stomma,^[2]
Christian Social Association - 3 MPs, the party chairman was Jan Frankowski,^[2]
PAX - 3 MPs, the party chairman was Jerzy Hagmajer,^[2]
Non-partisan MPs – 36 MPs.^[2]

Members of the Polish United Workers' Party

Władysław Adamczyk Zenon Adamczyk Władysław Adamiec Eugeniusz Ajnenkiel Jerzy Albrecht Zofia Als-Iwańska Marian Antczak Maria Augustyn Paweł Badura Metodiusz Bartnik Władysław Bieńkowski Franciszek Blinowski Mieczysław Bodalski Józefa Boehm Jan Borowczyk Leon Brudziński Piotr Brzóska Władysław Budzik Andrzej Burda Aleksander Burski Michał Chwiej Stefan Cichosz Józef Ciupek Bronisława Cychańska Józef Cyrankiewicz Paweł Dąbek Konstanty Dąbrowski Witold Dąbrowski Janina Doliwa-Taborska Jerzy Domiński Wit Drapich Bolesław Drobner Teofil Fleischer Marianna Fornalczyk Jan Frey-Bielecki Zdzisław Furmanek Jan Furmaniak Piotr Gajewski Jan Gałązka Teresa Gąsiorkiewicz Tadeusz Gede Janina Geller Zbigniew Gertych Edward Gierek Teofil Głowacki Władysław Gomułka Kazimierz Graczyk Edward Graliński Zofia Grzebisz Józef Grzecznarowski Tadeusz Gutowski Ryszard Hajduk Wincenty Hajduk Henryk Hałas Wit Hanke Stanisław Hasiak Jan Hebda Mieczysław Hebda Stanisław Heidner Ryszard Hill Maria Hulajew	Bolesław Iwaszkiewicz Jan Izydorczyk Henryk Jabłoński Mieczysław Jagielski Jan Jagodziński Zbigniew Jakus Tadeusz Janczyk Włodzimierz Janiurek Witold Jarosiński Piotr Jaroszewicz^[3] Wojciech Jaruzelski Helena Jaworska Marian Jaworski Stanisław Jędras Stefan Jędrychowski Stefan Jędryszczak Stanisław Juchnicki Jadwiga Juszczyńska Zdzisław Kaczmarczyk Stefan Kamiński Ludwik Karolczak Jan Kasiak Leon Kasman Józef Kieszczyński Jan Klecha Zenon Kliszko Stanisław Klusek Stanisław Kołodziński Zdzisława Konieczna Grzegorz Korczyński Henryk Korotyński Jan Kościelniak Kazimierz Kotwica Edmund Kowalski Władysław Kozdra Wincenty Kraśko Stanisław Krauss Władysław Kruczek Ryszard Kubalewski Walenty Kubica Jan Kulas Józef Kulesza Antoni Kuligowski Józef Kuropieska Stanisław Kurowski Alfred Kusiak Stanisław Kuziński Kazimierz Kwiatkowski Józef Kwietniewski Oskar Lange Ignacy Loga-Sowiński Arkadiusz Łaszewicz Teresa Łukaszczyk Władysław Machejek Józef Macichowski Zbigniew Macura Juliusz Malewski Mieczysław Marzec Władysław Matwin Władysław Matys Oskar Mędrzak ...	Eugenia Mikłaszewicz Jan Mirek Marian Miśkiewicz Jan Mitręga Mieczysław Moczar Jerzy Morawski Lucjan Motyka Kazimierz Mroczkowski Alicja Musiałowa Józef Nagórzański Ryszard Nieszporek Tadeusz Nocuń Roman Nowak Zenon Nowak Tadeusz Nowakowski Kazimierz Nowicki Edward Ochab Jan Olszewski Jerzy Olszewski Józef Olszewski Stanisław Opałko Władysław Orlewski Stanisław Osiński Bronisław Ostapczuk Jan Ozga Adam Palczak Władysław Pawlak Zdzisław Piętka Anna Piotrowska Ernest Pischinger Marian Pluta Jan Polski Ryszard Pospieszyński Stanisław Prüfer Bogusław Przeczek Edmund Pszczółkowski Jan Ptasiński Adam Rapacki^[4] Marian Renke Wacław Rózga Maksym Rudczyk Bolesław Rumiński Edward Ruszkowski Marian Rybicki Jan Sabik Ludwik Sanetra Balbina Semczuk Maria Serafiniuk Stefan Siekierski Aleksy Sieradzki Henryk Skowron Jan Słabiak Marianna Sołtyszewska Michał Specjał Józef Spychalski Marian Spychalski Roman Stachoń Artur Starewicz Eugeniusz Stawiński Ryszard Strzelecki Edmund Stuczyński	Zdzisław Studziński Henryk Szafrański Franciszek Szałach Franciszek Szczerbal Wilhelm Szewczyk Jan Szostak Jerzy Sztachelski Edmund Szumigała Anna Szumiłowska Jan Szydlak Józef Szymański Władysław Szymczak Eugeniusz Szyr Kazimierz Śliwa Jan Śmigiel Michalina Tatarkówna-Majkowska Józef Tejchma^[5]^[6] Walenty Titkow Julian Tokarski Stanisław Tomaszewski Józef Trojok Ryszard Trzcionka Mieczysław Trześniak Wacław Tułodziecki Tadeusz Uchwat Stanisław Ulicki Tadeusz Urban Jerzy Urbański Zbigniew Uzar Franciszek Wachowicz Karol Waduła Stanisław Wais Antoni Walaszek Stanisław Walendowski Franciszek Waniołka^[7] Paweł Warchoł Jan Warzecha Julianna Wasilewska Jan Wasilkowski Andrzej Werblan Bolesław Wicenty Florian Wichłacz Feliks Widy-Wirski Tadeusz Wieczorek Lucjan Wiśniewski Szczepan Włodarczak Jan Wojak Paweł Wojas Józef Wołek Michał Woźniak Edward Zachajkiewicz Celina Zadurska Zofia Zakrzewska Roman Zambrowski Janusz Zarzycki Stanisława Zawadecka Stanisław Ziarkiewicz Stanisław Zieliński Jerzy Ziętek Edward Żebrowski Stefan Żółkiewski
Members of the United People's Party

Wincenty Aleksiejczuk Antoni Andreasik Kazimierz Banach Józef Baron Roman Bartkiewicz Leon Biliński Alojzy Biłko Gertruda Brawańska Czesław Burski Władysław Cabaj Halina Ciesielska Stanisław Cieślak Józef Ciuba Jan Dąb-Kocioł Maria Dąbrowska Helena Dąbska Franciszek Depa Adam Dominikowski Bronisław Drzewiecki Edward Duda Szymon Dziedzic Władysław Fołta Marcin Galek Władysław Gawlik Franciszek Gesing Mieczysław Grad Franciszek Grochalski Stanisław Gucwa Julia Hołdakowska	Julian Horodecki Czesław Hudowicz Stefan Ignar Tadeusz Ilczuk Władysław Jagusztyn Ludwika Jakubowska Leon Janczak Mieczysław Janisławski Tadeusz Jędruch Edwarda Kaczor Julian Kadlof Jan Kaj Bogusław Kajdas Kazimierz Kaniuga Wawrzyniec Karaś Stanisław Karpiński Ignacy Konkolewski Andrzej Korczak Antoni Korzycki Władysław Kosmowski Roch Kostrzewa Teresa Król Janina Kubani Aleksander Kubicki Łukasz Kumor Sylwester Leczykiewicz Józef Lempkowski Maria Lipka Bolesław Łęczycki	Ferdynand Łukaszek Franciszek Maj Kazimierz Maj Tadeusz Makowski Tomasz Malinowski Helena Martyka Wojciech Mazurek Franciszek Mleczko Franciszek Morański Franciszek Murawski Konstanty Nadratowski Władysław Najdek Józef Noga Leon Olszewski Józef Olszyński Bronisław Owsianik Józef Ozga-Michalski Władysław Ozga Mieczysław Paczkowski Władysław Piątkowski Helena Piereśko Bolesław Podedworny Leon Poniedziałek Mieczysław Porzuczek Walter Późny Stanisław Romanowski Antoni Rybak Jan Ryznar Tadeusz Rześniowiecki	Czesław Sadowski Aleksander Schmidt Jan Schneider Hieronima Sikorska^{[uwaga 4]} Tadeusz Sitek Feliks Starzec Ludomir Stasiak Tadeusz Stefaniak Zbigniew Strzemiecki Wanda Sułek Piotr Szymanek Franciszek Śliwa Jan Śliwa Władysław Tarabasz Tadeusz Toczek Zdzisław Tomal Władysław Tomala Łucja Tomaszewska Józef Trzaska Bronisław Warowny Jan Wiensek Tadeusz Wilk Waldemar Winkiel Józef Wroniak Czesław Wycech Marian Wyka Marian Wysokiński Zygmunt Załęski
Members of the Democratic Party

Andrzej Benesz Stanisława Biskupska Adam Bugajski Ryszard Burchacki Leon Chajn Stanisław Chlebda Józef Czapski Paweł Dubiel Waleria Fegler Tadeusz Gierzyński	Michał Grendys Leonard Hohensee Stanisław Janeczek Julian Jaworski Leon Jezierski Jerzy Jodłowski Stanisław Kaliszewski Maria Kamińska Józef Kaszewski Jan Kowal	Eugenia Krassowska-Jodłowska Stanisław Kulczyński Witold Lassota Włodzimierz Lechowicz Zygmunt Olczak Józef Piskorski Jan Pohorski Józef Raźny Aleksander Rozmiarek Jan Serafin	Zdzisław Siedlewski Zofia Stypułkowska Czesław Szczepaniak Edmund Ujma Jan Wende Zygmunt Wierzyński Aleksander Wyrobek Stanisław Zajączek
Members of Znak

Stefan Kisielewski Konstanty Łubieński	Tadeusz Mazowiecki	Stanisław Stomma	Jerzy Zawieyski
Circle of Deputies of the Christian Social Association

Zygmunt Filipowicz	Jan Frankowski	Janusz Makowski
PAX Deputies' Circle

Andrzej Grabski	Jerzy Hagmajer	Józef Knapik
Non-partisan MPs

Jan Augustyn Remigiusz Bierzanek Jerzy Bukowski Edmund Domerecki Magdalena Dubiel Marian Dudek Stefan Gołębiowski Józef Górczyński Maria Honkowicz	Jerzy Hryniewiecki Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz Jerzy Jabłkiewicz Franciszek Jakszewicz Bronisław Juźków Wacław Kiełczewski Kazimierz Kopecki Jacek Koraszewski Kazimierz Król	Eleonora Kunik Wiesława Lenartowicz Leon Lendzion Rufina Ludwiczak Bolesława Maciejewska Lucyna Malczewska Łucja Matuszewska Konstanty Morawski Zygmunt Piątkowski	Maria Piechotka Paweł Pytel Klemens Schroeder Wiktoria Sienkiewicz Olga Szwałkiewicz Maria Świątkowska Janina Tyrna Franciszek Wasążnik Emanuel Wysocki

Deputies whose term expired during the 3rd Term of the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic (16 Deputies)

	Expiry Date of Mandate	Reason
Jan Napora	August 4, 1961	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Władysław Gniewkowski	June 16, 1962	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Leon Kruczkowski	August 1, 1962	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Marek Kwiek	December 19, 1962	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Piotr Pacosz	January 28, 1963	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Stanisław Miłostan	July 1, 1963	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Władysław Wilk	October 15, 1963	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Józef Kwiatek	February 9, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Władysław Bartkiewicz	February 12, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Ostap Dłuski	February 12, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Stanisław Żarek	March 10, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Czesław Wójtowicz	April 22, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Kazimierz Lepszy	May 30, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Franciszek Bartoszek	May 2, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Maria Rodak	July 10, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant
Aleksander Zawadzki	August 7, 1964	Died in office	mandate remained vacant

Footnotes

^ ^a ^b ^c Stenographic report of the 1st session of the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic on May 15, 1961.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Deputy clubs and groups. sejm.gov.pl. Retrieved 2015-08-26.
^ Took the oath on July 14, 1961.
^ Took the oath on February 15, 1962.
^ "Nie żyje Józef Tejchma. Były minister kultury miał 94 lata". Onet.pl (in Polish). 14 December 2021. Retrieved 14 December 2021.
^ "Tejchma Józef (1927-)". Biblioteka Sejmwoma (in Polish).
^ Took the oath on November 27, 1961.

Bibliography

"Archive of Data about MPs". sejm.gov.pl. Retrieved 2015-08-26.

References

^ Including Zbigniew Gertych (PZPR), re-elected on March 17, 1957.
^ Including Wincenty Baranowski (ZSL), elected in the 1957 elections. He died before the beginning of the term.
^ Non-party MPs who did not represent any association.
^ Ślubowała 18 maja 1961.

References

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[presidium-4] Stenographic report of the 1st session of the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic on May 15, 1961.

[kluby-5] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Deputy clubs and groups. sejm.gov.pl. Retrieved 2015-08-26.

[warning-6] Took the oath on July 14, 1961.

[7] Took the oath on February 15, 1962.

[8] "Nie żyje Józef Tejchma. Były minister kultury miał 94 lata". Onet.pl (in Polish). 14 December 2021. Retrieved 14 December 2021.

[9] "Tejchma Józef (1927-)". Biblioteka Sejmwoma (in Polish).

[10] Took the oath on November 27, 1961.

[1] Including Zbigniew Gertych (PZPR), re-elected on March 17, 1957.

[2] Including Wincenty Baranowski (ZSL), elected in the 1957 elections. He died before the beginning of the term.

[3] Non-party MPs who did not represent any association.

[11] Ślubowała 18 maja 1961.

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Presidium of the Sejm of the 3rd term

Party affiliation

As at the end of the term

Deputies whose term expired during the 3rd Term of the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic (16 Deputies)

See also

Footnotes

Bibliography

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