“…Satire and Poetry on the Round-Table Discussions / by Anna PomianNot all the articles written on the subject of the proposed round-table discussions have been serious: recent independent publications have carried poetry and a satirical sketch on the subject. …”

“…In view of the large number of political prisoners (estimated to be at least 250 and rising), it is a matter of great interest to Polish readers of the underground press. The same subject has also been raised in other publications (see item 3, below). …”

“…Some Political Views and Insights of Polish Children / by Anna PomianPolish children's views on the current situation in Poland were the subject of a recent article in the independent press; several publications cater for the youngest generation in opposition. …”

“…Central Europe: Exposing the Myth / by Anna PomianThe notion of Central Europe both as a political and as a cultural entity has been the subject of numerous articles and reviews in the Polish independent press. …”

“…The Bulgarian Politburo, the Committee for the Defense of Ruse, and the minorities issue were some of the subjects discussed. Police Support for Solidarity: The Case of Piotr Siedliński / by Anna PomianThere are very few cases in which a member of Poland's police force has given active support to the opposition; one case, however, has been documented by the independent press and is recounted below. …”

“…Polish Journalist Replies to Soviet Open Letter / by Anna PomianPolish-Soviet relations are still given inadequate coverage in the official Polish media; the symbols of the Soviet presence in Poland were the subject of a recent article by an independent Polish journalist replying to an open letter by Soviet intellectuals that was reprinted by the official Polish press. …”

“…Polish Independent Press on the Hungarian Minority in Romania / by Anna PomianRecent editions of several Polish independent publications have started to discuss the problem of the Hungarian minority in Romania; although much of the material is not new and is generally known in the West, it is significant that the subject has aroused considerable interest in the Polish independent press. …”

“…About Citizens' Committees Against Violence: An Interview with Jan Józef Lipski[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 108 (29 November 1984)]"Tygodnik Mazowsze," the major underground Solidarity paper for the Warsaw area, interviewed Jan Józef Lipski, a senior member of the former Workers' Defense Committee [Komitet Obrony Robotników (KOR)] on the subject of the new Citizens' Committees against Violence, which are being formed in several Polish cities in the wake of the murder of Father Jerzy Popiełuszko in order to monitor the abuse of human rights. …”

“…Throughout the late 1970s Wujec was subjected to numerous house searches and detentions by the police. …”