Examples of using Solidarnosc in English and their translations into Polish
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Solidarnosc" cannot overlook this.
Alex, people died here for freedom. Solidarnosc was born here!
NSZZ"Solidarnosc" has a territorial-branch structure.
Profesor Walerian Pańko". solidarnosc.us. edu. pl.
Solidarnosc' also inclined them to assume responsibility for the shape of social life.
But from the beginning he treated'Solidarnosc' as an independence movement.
Solidarnosc" cannot neglect to pay attention to this history, both so near and yet so distant.
One of them, the most spectacular one at that time, was the origin andfunctioning of‘Radio Solidarnosc' in Warsaw.
Solidarnosc was founded on 31 August 1980, in Gdansk after 15 days of strikes and national protests.
Without the KOR there would not be Solidarnosc and with no Solidarnosc there would be no freedom in Eastern Europe.
Solidarnosc is simply too powerful at present to be systematically excluded from the political process on the right.
It would not have been possible without“Solidarnosc”, which chose the way of peaceful struggle for the rights of man and of the nation.
Apart from Berlin, in 2014 the exhibition was also displayed in Brussels at the Esplanade Solidarnosc 1980, and in Warsaw's Hoover Square.
Yes,"Solidarnosc" is clearly more active in the large firms, especially those that are State-owned.
When we recollect the year 1981 andthe famous Polish‘Solidarnosc' we can see the huge power of unity in the struggle for certain common rights.
Solidarnosc' made people aware of their self-value and dignity and their own rights, especially the right to freedom.
I do not usurp the right to have all knowledge about publications on'Solidarnosc' that appeared in Poland but I try not to miss any book.
Thanks to that'Solidarnosc' endured in hard times, led to political changes and made subjectivity and national freedom possible.
Nonetheless, we defend those actions(like the December 1981 suppression of Solidarnosc) which they are forced to take in defense of the working-class property forms.
Solidarnosc' was a totally Christian movement since the virtue of solidarity constitutes an important element of the Catholic social teaching.
This duty is not only incumbent on the State authorities and the juridical institutions, butalso on"Solidarnosc", in which the working world has placed such great hopes.
It is known that'Solidarnosc' had a fundamental influence on the growth of consciousness of workers' union and workers' rights and on their written form in Polish legislation.
Currently, the two largest trade union organizations are OPZZ(the PolishAlliance of Trade Unions) and NSZZ Solidarnosc the Solidarity Independent and Self-Governing Trade Union.
May I say that today,if"Solidarnosc" truly desires to serve the Nation, it should return to its roots, to the ideals that illuminated it as a trade union.
It was the 1939 flash pointof World War II, and then in 1980, the birthplace of the Solidarnosc labor movement, ushering the end of Communist domination in Eastern Europe.
Solidarnosc" opened the doors of freedom to countries enslaved by the totalitarian system, tore down the Berlin wall and contributed to the unity of Europe after the divisions, which followed the Second World War.
The splintering of several of the historic pretenders to Trotskyist continuity and the difficulties and generally rightward motion of the rest opens a potentially fertile period for political reassessment and realignment among those who do not believe that the road to socialism lies through the British Labour Party,Lech Walesa's capitalist-restorationist Solidarnosc or the Chilean popular front.
The Holy Father continued,"May I say that today, if"Solidarnosc" truly desires to serve the Nation, it should return to its roots, to the ideals that illuminated it as a trade union.
The Independent and Self-Governing Trade Union Solidarnosc was founded as a result of worker protests and established on the basis of the Gdansk Accords signed on 31st August 1980 by the Inter-enterprise Strike Committee and the Government Commission.