Volume 35, Number 2 · February 18, 1988
Poland: The New Opposition
By Abraham Brumberg
On Sunday, November 29, more than 17 million Polish citizens, among a total population of 37 million, went to the polls to vote in the second referendum ever held in Communist Poland (the first was a rigged vote of approval of the Communist provisional government in 1947). The voters were asked whether they were 'in favor' of two propositions:
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