Volume 23, Number 21 & 22 · January 20, 1977
The Polish Resistance
By Adam Michnik, Alfred Tarski, Czeslaw Milosz, Daniel Bell, Denis de Rougemont, Edward Lipinski et al.
What has characterized the situation in Poland over the past year is not so much the country's grave economic crisis as the increasingly clearer manifestations of the resistance of society against the arbitrary behavior of the authorities. Having arisen and developed from different roots, this resistance is gradually taking on the forms of a genuine opposition movement.
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