In Poland, the two are combined in a denunciation of the “original sin” of the 1989 compromise between moderate dissident elites and moderate communist elites, which enabled a non-violent exit from communism, but allegedly allowed the ex-communists to convert their political power into economic power. Hence the need for a two-pronged attack: anti-corruption and de-communization, which is also a leitmotiv of Fidesz in Hungary, and to some extent of the right-wing Civic Democratic Party now in power in Prague.
在波兰，上述两种形式在谴责温和派持不同证见者与温和派共产主义者所谓的“1989年妥协原罪”中得到了统一，结果在不使用暴力的情况下导致共产主义寿终正寝，但也致使前共产主义者手中的政治权力转化成了经济权力。因此斗争才需要分为这两种形式：反腐败和去共产主义化，这既是青年民主党在匈牙利的主旨，在某种程度上也是目前在布拉格当权的右翼公民民主党的核心理念。