“…An Interview with a Solidarity Activist at the ZWAR Radio and Radar Factory[from: Wola, no. 39 (122) (19 November 1984)]In its series of "Conversations," the Warsaw underground weekly "Wola" talks to a Solidarity activist at the ZWAR radio and radar factory in Warsaw. …”

“…A Lesson on Dialogue, or How the Authorities Questioned 3,000 Activists / by Anna PomianWhen General Czesław Kiszczak announced the release of political prisoners, he also said that his security services had questioned more that 3,000 political activists and warned them against continuing their activities. …”

“…In this editorial "Tygodnik Wojenny" discusses the release from prison of many Solidarity leaders and activists under the conditional amnesty of July 22 and the effect this will have on the political scene in Poland and on the role of the Solidarity underground. …”

“…The interview covers various aspects of prison life, from the careless behavior of certain underground activists during investigation to the treatment of criminal prisoners. …”

“…The Cooperative Movement Can be Saved: A Conversation with a Cooperative Movement Activist[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 120 (7 March 1985)]The Warsaw underground weekly talks to an activist in the cooperative movement about the chances authentic cooperatives have of functioning in Poland today. …”

“…A Questionnaire -- Answered by Bogdan Borusewicz[from: Nasz Czas, no. 31 (12 October 1985)]The Gdańsk biweekly "Nasz Czas" [Our Time], published by "members and supporters of Solidarity," prints the first reply to a questionnaire it sent to underground activists. Bogdan Borusewicz, a 37-year-old historian and a prominent member of the guiding body of underground Solidarity, the Interim Coordinating Commission (Tymczasowa Komisja Koordynacyjna), was arrested in mid-January. …”

“…/ by Anna PomianThis paper presents a cross-section of comments in the Polish independent press by leading activists and intellectuals on the implications of the strikes in April and May 1988. …”

“…Polish-Czechoslovak Solidarity: More Cooperation across the Border / by Anna PomianProminent activists from Polish-Czechoslovak Solidarity have published a statement on the occasion of Mikhail Gorbachev's visit to Poland. …”

“…Toward a Legalized Opposition / by Anna PomianThe receding prospect of discussions between representatives of the opposition and the government in Poland seems to have shifted the attention of independent publicists and activists away from the possibility of cooperation with the authorities toward alternative political strategies for the opposition. …”

“…An Interview with Jacek Kuroń: The Impase and Our Hopes[from: Wola, no. 7(173) (17 February 1986)]Jacek Kuroń, a well-known opposition activist, assesses the present situation of the opposition movement in Poland. …”

“…Among the reasons cited for this are: the movement's general crisis of identity as its takes on an increasingly political role; the fact that workers have become far more pragmatic in pursuing their material interests; a lack of expertise among Solidarity activists in the factories; and a lack of democratic procedures within the organization. …”

“…RSOKOP was formed on 23 November 1984 by 13 activists. On March 22 this year charges were filed against two members of the Committee, veteran trade union activist Edmund Bałuka and Jan Kostecki; they were indicted for issuing statements slandering the legal order and undermining social confidence in state authority. …”

“…His argument is based on his own direct experience both as a Solidarity activist on the shop floor before martial law and as a member of a self management body today. …”

“…It was seen by some opposition activists as a step toward a change in relations between the authorities and the public. …”

“…Armenia and the Polish Opposition PressMembers of the Polish opposition have joined an appeal by East European activists for the release of the Armenian dissident Paruir Airikyan [Paruyr Hayrikyan]. …”

“…An Interview with an Underground Printer[from: KOS, no. 57 (June 1984)]The biweekly Warsaw-based KOS (Komitet Oporu Społecznego), the acronym for the Committee of Social Resistance, has a regular feature entitled "Independent," in which individual activists talk about their underground or clandestine activities. …”

“…Tadeusz Żulinski's article refers to the idea of "family circles" initially suggested by a "known Solidarity activist" who writes under the pen name "Edmund" in number 56-57 of the Solidarity Information Bulletin of the Kraków Medical Academy and State Hospital. …”

“…I Am Sure That Solidarity Will Win[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 82 (29 March 1984)]This piece, an interview with a Solidarity activist from the Hydral Works in Wrocław, describes how Solidarity functions at the grassroot level on the shop floor. …”

“…In addition to news items it reprints statements and appeals and publishes information about the latest arrests and trials of Solidarity activists. The Tragedy of the Tatars / by WT[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 88 (17 May 1984)]"Tygodnik Mazowsze," the official Solidarity weekly for the Warsaw region, regularly devotes space to articles about other countries and nationalities in the Soviet bloc. …”

“…We Decided to Give It a Try - A Conversation with an Activist from the Workers' Self-management Council in Polfa[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 126 (25 April 1985)]Polfa is a pharmaceutical enterprise with more than one plant in Poland. …”