The BBC reports
here on the 25
th anniversary of the foundation of
Solidarity.

Along with the Dunnes Stores workers' strike over the handling of South African oranges in (I think) 1987, the rise of Solidarity came at the point when I was becoming more aware of the big bad political world out there.
Also, Anne Applebaum has an interesting piece on Gdansk and today's memories of the Union's foundation in the
Washington Post.
Update: Timothy Garton Ash has a piece on the anniversary in today's
Guardian.
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