“…The First Underground Comic Book[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no.102 (19 October 1984)]The leading Solidarity weekly for the Warsaw region announces the appearance of a history of Solidarity in the form of a comic book. …”

“…Polish Historians in Jerusalem / by Anna PomianThe Polish independent press has commented on the recent conference on the history and culture of Polish Jews that was held In Jerusalem. …”

“…Five Years of Clandestine Broadcasting / by Anna PomianSince its first broadcast four months after the imposition of martial law in Poland, Radio Solidarity has expanded its network and improved its techniques; this paper traces the radio's history as well as describing the scope of its broadcasts and how it has managed to overcome its technical problems. …”

“…The State of Solidarity's Archives / by Anna PomianSeveral volumes in a series of archives documenting the history of Solidarity have reached the West; they are part of an ambitious venture that has already produced some 20 titles of hitherto unpublished material. …”

“…UPI, (29 January 1988); Biuletyn Informacyjny Polskiej Ligi Praw Człowieka, no. 2-3 (29 January 1988).]Following official claims that "blank spots" in Polish history would be examined and the findings published, the independent press has published several commentaries on the problems associated with the Katyń issue. …”

“…The Solidarity Archives[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 115 (31 January 1985)]The following interview in the major underground Solidarity weekly for the Warsaw area is with a representative of the underground publishing house NOWA about its plan to bring out a series of documents concerning events in recent Polish history. Subversive Philately / by Rowland Hilski[from: Verbum, no. 7 (1984)]This article concerns postage stamps printed in the undergound by Solidarity. …”

“…The Meaning of 'Reform'," published as a separate booklet, is actually the first chapter of a longer book, "A Short History of Reforming the Economy," by Rafał Krawczyk. …”

“…This article traces its brief history. The NZS continues to be active underground. …”