The president of the National Movement and Deputy Marshal of the Sejm of the 10th word is 1 of the most recognizable faces of the modern national camp — from a youth activist to a candidate for president of the Republic of Poland.
Krzysztof Bosak was born on 13 June 1982 in Zielona Góra. For nearly 2 decades, it has remained 1 of the central figures of the Polish national movement, a politician who has consistently built his position not on the momentary situation, but on a permanent environment and perfect continuity.
Roots and national formation
Bosak became active with the national movement as a teenager. He was an activist of the Polish household League, and from 2005 to 2006 he served as president of the All-Polish Youth League, 1 of the oldest organizations of this stream, dating back to the tradition of the Second Republic. In 2005, at the age of only 23, he obtained the mandate of MP V of the LPR list, being then 1 of the youngest parliamentarians. He sat in the Sejm until 2007.
During this period he was educated academically: he studied architecture in Wrocław and economics at the Warsaw School of Economics, but did not graduate, engaging in public activity. After the break-up of the Polish household League, he remained outside the parliament for respective years, but not abandoning activity in national environments.
Co-founder of the National Movement and Confederation
Bosak belongs to the co-creators of the National Movement — a formation that grew out of environments centered around the independency March, including the All-Polish Youth. The group gradually turned on the social initiative into a political party, and Bosak became 1 of his most crucial leaders and media faces.
The breakthrough turned out to be 2019 erstwhile he co-founded the Confederate Freedom and independency coalition, combining national and freedom environments. In the parliamentary elections of the same year he won the mandate of MP IX of the word and the Confederacy first entered the Sejm as a stand-alone club.
Presidential candidate and Deputy talker of the Sejm
At the end of 2019, Bosak won the Confederate's interior primary, becoming a candidate for the group in the 2020 presidential election. In the first round, decided on 28 June 2020, he received 1,317,380 votes, which gave him 6.78% of support and 4th place – behind Andrzej Duda, Rafał Trzaskowski and Simon Holovnia. This consequence confirmed the real position of the national camp on the country's political map and made Bosaka 1 of its main representatives.
In the 2023 election, he again obtained a parliamentary mandate, this time the 10th term. In November 2023, he was elected Deputy Marshal of the Sejm — the highest state function he has always held. The Court of the Chamber consistently defends state sovereignty, opposes excessive centralisation of the European Union and advocates a policy of national interest.
Head of the National Movement
As of May 2023, Bosak served as president of the National Movement, taking the party's helm after Robert Winnicki resigned, who resigned due to his health. The formal confirmation of this position took place on 14 June 2025 at the Kalisz Congress, where Bosak was unanimously elected president of the party, presenting a imagination of a strong national state.
In 2026, Krzysztof Bosak remains Deputy talker of the Sejm, president of the National Movement and 1 of the leading leaders of the Confederation. It combines the experience of an activist from a classical national school with the ability to function in the first series of nationwide politics — which makes him 1 of the most enduring politicians of the past years.
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