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Boston Stevens
14 March, 05:34
Poland's "Solidarity" was
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Jade Preston
14 March, 05:59
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Answer: it is a name of independent trade unions in Poland established in 1980 in Poland. But it true role was a social movement that started opposing to Communist party (the only party, state-party) in Poland.
Explanation: It contributed significantly to the fall of Communism in Poland (1990). It was not the only anti-Communist movement in Poland at that time, but it was the most important.
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Violet Dominguez
14 March, 09:11
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An independent trade union
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