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In the Polish post-war reality, the presence of the Church, religion and religious in public space, with time proved not acceptable. The party’s and the government’s authorities consistently strive to separation of church and state, according to the Soviet model. Implemented by the Communist Party program secularization of social life, has transformed the Polish school, on whose territory took place specific “battle for the souls", which one element was the personnel policy, aiming to deprive congregations educational and upbringing influence on children and adolescents. The nuns were eliminated from the state’s and previously belonging to religious congregations educational institutions. Nationalized and liquidated - recognized universally - religious school led by the sisters kindergartens, dormitories, boarding schools and orphanages. The discrimination and elimination nuns in the field of education, achieved its apogee in the late 50's and 60's, when authorities using legal provisions for the Education, regarded as a distinct religious social group, which had no right to teach even the religion, not only in school but also outside its walls.