On the recordJanuary 19, 1982
Solidarity symbolizes the battle of real workers in a so-called workers' state to sustain the fundamental human and economic rights they began to win in Gdansk in 1980.
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presidency.ucsb.eduSolidarity symbolizes the battle of real workers in a so-called workers' state to sustain the fundamental human and economic rights they began to win in Gdansk in 1980.
Proclamation 4891—Solidarity Day
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