Polish Foreign Ministry dismissed all MGIMO graduates as part of "decommunization"

In an interview with the Polish newspaper Gazeta Polska Codziennie, he called MGIMO "an investment in the work of Russian imperialism," as well as "part of the great project of Soviet imperialism" and "part of Soviet soft power."

"We have managed to close a very important process, which is part of a widely understood decommunization", - Rau said.

As Kommersant notes, several legislative norms are in force in Poland as part of the decommunization process. So, in 1996, the "Lustration Law" was adopted. It provides for the dismissal from the civil service of officials who in the past were associated with the communist special services. Since 2016, the law "On the prohibition of propaganda of Communism or other totalitarian system" has come into force.