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About Joseph Musiol
- Joseph Musiol (Polish: Józef Musiol; born June 22, 1865 in Mikolów) was a Silesian politician.
- He served as secretary of the Catholic Trade Union, as a member of the town council in Bytom, and as leader of a local group there.
- He was also a member of the German Catholic Centre Party and a member of the leadership of the Catholic People’s Party of Upper Silesia, an autonomic division of the Centre Party.
- Musiol served as a deputy in the Prussian Parliament from January 26, 1919 to November 22, 1922 and argued for the independence of Upper Silesia as a multilingual but unified state like Switzerland.
- He was expelled from the Catholic People's Party in April 1921 for activities that clashed with the official stance of the party.
- Around the same time, all local groups in Bytom were dissolved, and in early February 1921, Musiol was excluded from the leadership of his party.
- After leaving his position as deputy, he became manager of the law office of the Polish-language newspaper Katolik (Catholic).
- He co-founded and managed a propaganda of the Union of Upper Silesians beginning in 1919, and he served as leader of the Union from December 1921 until its dissolution, in 1924.In 1922, he ran for a town council position in Bytom as part of the Union Tenants Protection.
- Nothing is known of his life after 1924.
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