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The Origins of Democratization in Poland. Workers, Intellectuals, and Oppositional Politics, 1976–1980

Michael H. Bernhard

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Studies the events from 1976-1980 which shaped the origins of democracy in Poland. Looks at the workers strikes, the Workers Defense Committee and the opposition politics.

Год:

2019

Издательство:

Columbia University Press

Язык:

english

Страницы:

298

ISBN 10:

023189600X

ISBN 13:

9780231896009

Файл:

PDF, 20.90 MB

IPFS:

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english, 2019

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