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... Solidarity in 1980 . In between 1977 and 1980 there emerged a stream , then a torrent , finally a flood of underground publications , 19 repre- senting a huge range of viewpoints on how to deal with the Polish crisis . Initially ...
... Solidarity in 1980 . In between 1977 and 1980 there emerged a stream , then a torrent , finally a flood of underground publications , 19 repre- senting a huge range of viewpoints on how to deal with the Polish crisis . Initially ...
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... Solidarity , was reduced to pathetically crude attempts at disinformation which nobody believed , to news blackouts on key events ( these , inevitably , had more impact ) , and to sporadic repression of independent communication ...
... Solidarity , was reduced to pathetically crude attempts at disinformation which nobody believed , to news blackouts on key events ( these , inevitably , had more impact ) , and to sporadic repression of independent communication ...
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... Solidarity refused access to any Polish TV crews to its Second Congress in the beginning of September , the government having already refused to send a crew con- sisting of Solidarity members . At the Congress , there was an ...
... Solidarity refused access to any Polish TV crews to its Second Congress in the beginning of September , the government having already refused to send a crew con- sisting of Solidarity members . At the Congress , there was an ...
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Foreword | 1 |
The National Guardian Guardian | 55 |
KPFA Berkeley | 74 |
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