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POLEN: Solidarność verboten - Was dann?
POLAND: Solidarność banned - What then ?

Author(s): Zbigniew Jankowski
Subject(s): History of Communism
Published by: CEEOL Digital Reproductions / Collections
Keywords: martial law in Poland;Solidarność;

Summary/Abstract: For over nine months, all unions in Poland have been suspended. In the workers- and peasants' state, almost daily activists are sentenced to high prison terms for "union ac-tivity." The military regime knows that, as long as the trade union question has not been solved accordingly, it will not open the way to a "normalization" of any provenance. Therefore, a debate is staged that works well as long as society is atomized: but for Po-land, the recipes of the day before yesterday are no longer useful. Zbigniew Jankowski analyzed the ideas of the military regime on the trade union question and the reactions of the underground for the journal "Kontakt" edited by Mirosław Chojecki in Paris.

  • Issue Year: 1982
  • Issue No: 09
  • Page Range: 6-9
  • Page Count: 4
  • Language: German
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