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Polish Press Agency
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Polish Press Agency 

(PAP, Polska Agencja Prasowa), the state information agency of the Polish People’s Republic. Founded in July 1944 and located in Warsaw, it is the primary source of domestic and international information for newspapers, the radio, and government institutions.
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