President's advisor for minorities resigns after accusation of anti-Semitism

Yesterday, Kazimierz Morawski, the President's advisor for minorities, submitted his resignation after Gazeta Polska accused him of an anti-Semitic attitude. In 1968, he made a "speech in which he presented the causes, objectives and methods of the anti-Polish campaign being carried out by world Zionist circles." He has also been accused of having warned about a Zionist attack. Last week, Gazeta Polska printed similar revelations about Andrzej Majkowski, a top adviser to President Aleksander Kwasniewski. Yet Majkowski announced that he was not going to quit, and the President did not dismiss him. It is uncertain whether Kwasniewski will accept Morawski's resignation. (Rzeczpospolita, p.A3) M. S.-C.