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When communist Poland held its first partly free elections a quarter century ago, Cezary and Alicja Wasowski — expecting their second son — held hopes for modest improvements in their lives but not much more.
They give an account on how their lives improved but how it didnt as well.
Good for economy graphs more after 1989
Contains many things
pictures
history
achievements
interviews
Through a series of political scandals, a heroic people that shook off communism are revealing themselves as an ordinary, flawed nation.
This is an amazing picture and i should use it.
Lech Wałęsa: Lech Walesa, labour activist who helped form and led Poland’s first independent trade union, Solidarity, and later was president of the country.
Contains a good video.
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Poland's former president Lech Walesa talks about the struggles he faced to win the war for democracy in Poland.
Interview with him through CNN
Very good for the arguing of a better economy.
Good for economic graphs more after 1989
Such a good summary of the economy gives the ups and downs
Responding to the transformation - the good and the bad. Gives a summary of the people's opinions
Twenty-five years ago next Wednesday -- 31 August 1980 -- unemployed Polish electrician Lech Walesa struck a major blow to Soviet communism when, after leading a strike at the Lenin Shipyard in Gda...
Trade union that changed the world.
Good to refer too when writing essay as everything is explained.
The Communist Regime in Poland in 10 Astonishing Pictures - During 37 years of the Polish People's Republic, Poland was subjected to the USSR. The socialist food distribution system barely functioned, tanks rolled along the streets. But Poles managed to circumvent rules and restrictions. Chris Niedenthal's camera captured their attempts.
HAVE THE BEST PICS
This paper presents a number of attitudes of Polish politicians, historians and general public towards the events of the year 1989 which in
How it affected the teenagers and music. Maybe add in could make it more interesting!
