“…1924 1918-1939 "Women's questions - General Election 1924" [EP0204], 1924 This leaflet was probably produced by the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom in 1924. …”

“…Maciej Poleski Accuses General Kiszczak[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 143/144 (24 October 1985)]This is the full text of an official document addressed to the State Prosecutor by Czesław Bielecki (who wrote in "Tygodnik Mazowsze" under the pseudonym Maciej Poleski, hence the title) about the false accusations made against him by the Minister of Internal Affairs, Czesław Kiszczak. Bielecki, an architect by profession and also a designer of posters, is a well-known member of the opposition. …”

“…Almost immediately after the news had broken about Popieluszko's abduction, "Informacja" started bringing out the latest news, sometimes with several issues a day, a detailed account of the priest's last day, statements issued by various groups, and several open letters of protest. …”

“…Nowak is a non-Marxist materialist philosopher who was closely connected with the independent movement in Poland and spent several months in prison after the imposition of martial law. He became internationally known when, despite the protests of scholars in Poland and abroad, he was forbidden to teach in his faculty. …”

“…035-0047-004 COPY INTERNATIONAL BRIGADE ASSOCIATION 374 Gray's Inn Road, London, W.C.1. …”

“…The interview discusses the situation in the factory toward the end of March in the aftermath of the first wave of protests against the introduction of price rises. Women on Strike: Żyrardów[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 128 (9 May 1985)]The leading Solidarity underground weekly from the Warsaw area describes the successful strike of women in a stocking factory near Warsaw. …”