Ten Years After 1989: Adam Michnik  

Any great social change unleashes great expectations. And therefore, of course, it leads to great disappointments. In 1989, a variety of individuals and social groups pinned their varied hopes to a change of political systems. For some it meant the …





All of Us Are Hostages  

The December putsch was certainly not aimed at implementing a Communist utopia. It was a classic antiworker counterrevolution, defending the conservative interests of the old regime. Contrary to the contentions of official propaganda, this was by no means a response …