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while events wnier has been quick to lay that had generations society." 'On the one hand,' writes Star, he willes, uch a ball is ll which al Ci reactionary Silesia is reminiscent of ment.
The most apparatus...lo been Pocock argues those wilo sav 'Solidarity was more than a • Pollica demands.' As he explains, 'It is hardly likely that a trade union born in the circumstances Solidarity appeared would be just like a trade union developed over capitalist Yet in the same article in the Morning Star (19 December), 'The Polish people have to overcome both the ef forts of those who seek to block change and of those, including sections of Solidarity, who are motivated by anti-socialist and measures canoriar in ine same same issue takes up the tragedy of the 'It is the result of..the imposition of martial law. with the military power controlling all the organs of civil governUnfortunately, the Morning Star seems to be obsessed plains, with the view that the real problem with the military takeover the suspension that the phase of socialism opened up with the October revolution has exhausted its own energies" and links the Polish events to the policy of the USSR and its internal developments, the Italian CP is going a long way in its conflict with Moscow.
However, the whole line of this CP is situated in the framework of the 'historic compromise for Poland between all the "fundamental components of Polish society"
In no way is it a question of a declaration in favour of the democratic power of the workers outor ine co-responsorv or workers wilmir the framework of the regime, with the PUWP, the Church and the peasants... position on Poland remains the faithful reflection of its class collaborationist policy.
The Fourth International will commit all its weight inside the international workers' movement to develop the solidarity campaign with the Polish proletarian masses. All those who today, inside the workers' movement, refuses to develop this mobilisation divides the working masses -own country and internationally.
Inside a Warsaw detention centre Solidarnosc supporters everything would have been fine if only the the suprem Poland representing the people as a whole.
The Morning Star comFi there were severe problems of food distribution lucicway back marketeen! and breakdowns of law and order beyond the control of the The Italian CP's in their a onoto smuccied our ov police, surely the ar my could have been called upor the parliament's approval...' programme, "The Road to Socialism" , stands for the primacy of parliament. The same should apply for Poland Does that mean that if only an elected leader, like Margaret Thatcher was in power Poland then everything would he fine?
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