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WARSAW, Poland — A Polish priest accused of xenophobia and anti-Semitism has become the “kingmaker” of his country’s election campaign. Father Tadusz Rydzyk runs the Radio Maryja Catholic network, and his messages to the faithful could influence the outcome of the polls.
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|WARSAW, Poland — A Polish priest accused of xenophobia and anti-Semitism has become the “kingmaker” of his country’s election campaign. Father Tadusz Rydzyk runs the Radio Maryja Catholic network, and his messages to the faithful could influence the outcome of the polls.
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