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Solidarity was by no means a normal trade union comparable to those in the west. It was directly supported by the US Government, not confined to any particular
by zigzigzag 10y ago
Solidarity was by no means a normal trade union comparable to those in the west. It was directly supported by the US Government, not confined to any particular industry, was illegal rather than supported by pro-union laws (as is often the case in the west) and existed in an oppressive dictatorship not a democracy.
- tptacek 10y agoYes: things were much harder for Solidarity, and it not only prevailed but helped break the Iron Curtain.