Current Version
| Region | Poland |
| Issue | Homosexual activity |
| Status | Legal |
| Start Date | (unknown) |
| End Date | Jan 1, 1815 |
| Description | Before the Polish partitions, no bans regarding homosexuality were ever mentioned, despite it being considered taboo. There was a time where "brotherly bonds" were made by two people of the same-sex, typically men. According to some historians, this could be considered same-sex marraige. Homosexuality was also weaponised to defame known figures; i.e. kings. |
| Sources | No data regarding homosexuality being ever legally banned in this period. |
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Revision History (2)
| Old Value (Original) | New Value (Current) | |
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| Start Date | Jan 1, 1800 | (unknown) |
| Original entry | |
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| Status | Legal |
| Start Date | Jan 1, 1800 |
| End Date | Jan 1, 1815 |
| Description | Before the Polish partitions, no bans regarding homosexuality were ever mentioned, despite it being considered taboo. There was a time where "brotherly bonds" were made by two people of the same-sex, typically men. According to some historians, this could be considered same-sex marraige. Homosexuality was also weaponised to defame known figures; i.e. kings. |
| Sources | No data regarding homosexuality being ever legally banned in this period. |