Conversation so far:
When was World War II over?
1945
Who were the leaders in Poland post-World War II?
Wladyslaw Gomułka was a deputy prime minister in the Provisional Government of the Republic of Poland from January-June 1945, and the Provisional Government of National Unity from 1945-1947.
What politics resulted from World War II in Poland?
Using his position in the PPR and government, Wladyslaw Gomułka led the leftist social transformations in Poland and participated in the crushing of the resistance to the communist rule.
Were there people that opposed Władysław Gomułka?
In the late 1940s, Poland's communist government was split by a rivalry between Władysław Gomulka and Bolesław Bierut.
What resulted from the rivalry between Władysław Gomulka and Bolesław Bierut?
Wladyslaw Gomułka led a home national group while Bierut headed a group reared by Stalin in the Soviet Union. The struggle ultimately led to Gomułka's removal from power in 1948.
What happened after Władysław Gomułka was removed from power in 1948?
Thereafter, public activity was interrupted by an eight year long period during which Władysław Gomułka performed no official functions and was subjected to persecution and imprisonment.
Did Władysław Gomułka ever return to power?
On 20 October 1956, the Central Committee brought Władysław Gomułka and several associates into the Politburo, removed others, and elected Gomułka as first secretary of the Party.

Question: Was there anything else interesting in the article?
Self-contained rewrite: Was there anything else interesting in the Władysław Gomułka article besides his return to power?