Poland: Trade Unionism, Solidarity and Labour Unrest in Poland

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Poland: Trade Unionism, Solidarity and Labour Unrest in Poland

1 Jan 1981

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Collection ID
FCO28
Department Reference
ENP 212/1 PART B
File Reference
FCO 28/4539
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fco28.004539
Pages
260
Published in
United Kingdom

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