“…The Aftermath of the Elections / by Jan de Weydenthal Official Results Confirm Opposition Triumph in Elections / by Louisa Vinton The Non-Solidarity Opposition after the First Round of Voting / by Anna Swidlicka Solidarity Citizens' Committee Prepares for Second Round of Elections / by Louisa Vinton Electoral Law Amended to Cope with Defeat of National List / by Louisa Vinton Reactions in Eastern Europe to the Elections / by Jeremy King Poland's Debts Hamper the Economy / by Roman Stefanowski…”

“…A Stormy Week in Czechoslovakia / by Jiri Pehe The Leadership Taken Aback by the Ground Swell of Opposition / by Vladimir Kusin Hungary's Ideological Differences with Czechoslovakia Made Public / by Vladimir Kusin A Remarkable Slovak Article Challenges Conservatism / by Peter Martin Whither Czechoslovakia / by Jan Obrman The Critical Situation in the Transportation System / by Jan Obrman Foreign Workers in Czechoslovakia / by Jiri Pehe…”

“…Brandt Moszkvában <br/>- Parlamenti beszámoló Varsóból <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Minisztertanács ülése: címer, nemzeti ünnepek, Munkásőrség, Bős-Nagymaros kérdése <br/>- Fővárosi Tanács: utcanevek <br/>- Erdős André beszéde a kisebbségvédelemről, nemzetiségi jogokról <br/>- Perez de Cuellar fogadta Paskai László bíborost <br/>- Menekültügy <br/>- A Tőkés-ügy további fejleményei <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- Jelképes földfoglalást tartott az Országos Gazdaszövetség <br/>- Az ellenzék a Világkiállításról <br/>- Magyar Alumíniumipari Tröszt <br/>- Estée Lauder cég leányvállalatot alapított Budapesten…”

“…This article in the leading Solidarity publication examines the internal and international implications of Poland's relationship with West Germany The Eyes of All "Zeks" Are Turned Toward Poland: An Interview with Natalia Gorbanevska[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 146 (14 November 1985)]In this Interview with a known Soviet dissident, the Warsaw Solidarity weekly is told of the differences between the work and treatment of the opposition in Poland and in the Soviet Union. …”

“…"What Do Soviet Soldiers Think?" / by Anna PomianA recent article in a Polish independent weekly presented some ideas on the composition, internal relations, and outlook of the Soviet Army troops stationed in Poland. …”

“…PIPR was published from 1986 until November 1989 as a continuation of Polish Underground Extracts (PUE). …”

“…Jacek Kuroń's article, reflecting his personal opinions on the matter, appeared in a major underground weekly for the Warsaw area. …”

“…It also provides some information on oppositional groups in the GDR, although, possibly because of faulty transcription from a tape, not all the names can be identified. …”