“…The back is divided into a notes and address fields, with imprint of the publisher and logo of Gdańsk Shipyard Solidarity in the place of the stamp.…”

“…Unveiling of the Monument in Auschwitz Polish Delegation to the SED Congress in East Berlin Gdansk Shipyards to Bear Lenin's Name Diplomatic Appointments…”

“…Initial Reactions to the Closure of the Gdańsk Shipyard / by Anna PomianPolish independent writers have tended to view the announcement of the closure of the Gdańsk Shipyard as a political provocation aimed at Solidarity. …”

“…Blue print on silver paper, without perforation Stamp with "Solidarność Walcząca" imprint, commemorating the Independence Day (11 November 1918), represents an image of Józef Piłsudski inscribed in a symbol merging an anchor (standing for Solidarity's birthplace, the Gdańsk shipyard) and letter "P" (standing for Poland), similar to to the symbol of the resistance movement during WW II "Polska Walcząca" (with letter "w" instead of the anchor). …”

“…The GDR's 20th Anniversary A Retrospect of the Polish Attitude to the FRG Election Campaign Political Stocktaking of Military Maneuvers Students Sentenced for Protesting Invasion of Czechoslovakia - Further Trials Expected Disciplinary Sanctions against Gdansk Shipyard Directors Two Biggest Banks to Merge Shortage of Butter…”

“…Relations between Workers and Party: The Situation in the Gdansk Shipyards, in Katowice Voivodship [Voivodeship] Coverage of Romania Affairs Comments on the Berlin Agreement State of the Economy at the End of July 1971 First Nuclear Power Station to Be Built US Approves Sale of Vital Oil Refinery Equipment to Poland Two Communiqués on Causes of Air Disaster, Oil Refinery Fire…”

“…Verzio FF Submission In 1980, workers from a Gdansk shipyard began to strike against the totalitarian regime in Poland. …”

“…The Popieluszko Trial The Sentences / by Jan B. de Weydenthal The Propaganda Aspects of the Trial / by Janusz Bugajski The Popieluszko Case: A Chronology The Autonomy of Defense Lawyers to Be Curtailed / by Anna Swidlicka 1984 Plan Fulfillment: Positive Trends Confirmed / by Roman Stefanowski Polish Workers' Attitudes toward the Regime / by Janusz Bugajski Artistic Institutions Given New Status / by Ewa Chciuk Celt Yalta and the Wisla-Odra Association / by Anna Swidlicka Miscellaneous Items The Polish Zloty Devalued Again / by Roman Stefanowski The Gdansk Shipyards' Emasculated Trade Union / by Roman Stefanowski…”

“…Tension Increases as Strike at Nowa Huta Continues / by Louisa Vinton Poland's "Second Stage" Founders amid Workers' Unrest / by John Reed The Government Attempts to Wear Down Striking Workers / by Louisa Vinton The May Day Demonstrations / by John Reed Jaruzelski Obstinate in his May Day Speech about Continuity / by Jan de Weydenthal The Strikes Spread / by Louisa Vinton Nowa Huta Strike Broken Up by Riot Police; Gdansk Shipyards Sealed Off / by John Reed The Official Unions and the Strikes / by Roman Stefanowski Walesa, Geremek, and Michnik on the Crisis and the Gorbachev Factor / by Kevin Devlin The East European Media on the Polish Strikes / by Patrick Moore…”

“…The son of a famous Stakhanovite portrayed in the earlier "Man of Marble" works in the Gdańsk shipyard. He is particularly outspoken and the Party sends Winkiel – a weak alcoholic TV hack – to Gdańsk to collect materials that could discredit him. …”

“…Profiles of Major Independent Polish Publications: "Rozwaga i Solidarność" / by Michał Kołodziej"Rozwaga i Solidarność" is the monthly publication of the Clandestine Factory Commission of Solidarity at the Gdańsk shipyard.…”

“…He was a member of the Workers' Defense Committee [Komitet Obrony Robotników (KOR)] and the Founding Committee for Free Trade Unions, formed in May 1978 in the Gdańsk region, whose members led the August strike in the Gdańsk shipyard and become the leaders of Solidarity. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Lebanese hostage drama <br/>- American millionnairess of Polish origin wants to buy Gdansk shipyard <br/>- Reports form Beijing <br/>- Astronautics Agency withdraws from Pentagon <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Hungarian Democratic Forum (MDF) evaluates Saturday's by-election results <br/>- According to some reports, some Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) representatives are urging dissolution of parliament and announcement of early elections <br/>- "Mai Nap" paper thinks not even reform communists in MSZSMP colors will win the elections <br/>- Imre Pozsgay on electoral defeat <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Chinese cannot deliver seafarers to Hungary on time citing energy supply problems <br/>- Instead of foreign currency income hoped for, Hungaroring produced HUF million loss Külpolitika: <br/>- A libanoni túszdráma <br/>- Egy lengyel származású amerikai milliomosnő megvenné a gdanski hajógyárat <br/>- Pekingi beszámolók <br/>- Kiválik a Pentagonból az Űrhajózási Hivatal <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- A MDF a szombati országgyűlés pótválasztás eredményét értékeli <br/>- Egyes híresztelés szerint néhány MSZMP képviselő a parlament feloszlatását és időelőtti választások kiírását szorgalmazza <br/>- A Mai Nap úgy véli, hogy az MSZMP színeiben még a reform kommunisták sem képesek győzni a választásokon <br/>- Pozsgay Imre a választási vereségről <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- Energiaellátási gondokra hivatkozva a kínaiak nem tudják határ<br/>- Időre átadni a magyar megrendelésre készülő tengerjárókat <br/>- A remélt devizabevételek helyett a HUNGARORING 50 millió forint veszteséget termelt…”

“…International Politics: <br/>- After Friday's demonstration in Prague <br/>- Debate on military downsizing in Sweden <br/>- Modifying the Soviet constitution; Gorbachev weighed up post-1985 era in his speech on Saturday <br/>- Fate of the Gdansk shipyard <br/>- Changes “in the air” in Berlin <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz receives West German research and technology minister H. …”