POLEN — Dossier
POLAND — Dossier
Author(s): Mihály Töröcsik, Jan Józef LipskiSubject(s): History of Communism
Published by: CEEOL Collections / Digital Reproductions
Keywords: Solidarność; KOR; Jaruzelski; Józef Glemp;
Summary/Abstract: » MATT ODER PATT ? / CHECKMATED OR REMIS ? « The defeat on 10 November, the release of Lech Walesa, the negotiations Glemp - Jaruzelski and the opening of the suspension of martial law later this year have created confusion. Is Solidarność finally beaten? (by Mihály Töröcsik) » WARUM ICH NACH POLEN ZURÜCKKEHRE / WHY I’M RETURNING TO POLAND « Jan Jozef Lipski, linguist and literary critic, is one of the founders of KOR. He was arrested on 13 December 1981, along with many other leading Solidarność and KOR leaders. He is one of the main defendants in the trial of the strike leaders of the Ursus Works. Due to his poor health, the lawsuit against him was interrupted: Lipski has to be taken to a London hospital. In September 1982, Lipski returned to Poland, where he is arrested one day after his arrival. In the London-based magazine Tygodnik Polski, Lipski declares his decision to return to Poland.
Journal: Gegenstimmen
- Issue Year: 1982
- Issue No: 10
- Page Range: 10-14
- Page Count: 5
- Language: German