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Solidarity

1989 Solidarity grants legal status in Poland 1985 Polish police arrests 7 Solidarity leaders 1983 In Warsaw, police route 1,000 Solidarity supporters 1982 Polish Solidarity chairman Lech Walesa freed 1982 Solidarity leader Lech Walesa is let out of jail in Poland 1982 U.S. imposes sanctions against Poland for banning Solidarity trade union 1982 Poland bans Solidarity and all labor unions 1981 Polish government declares martial law, arrests Solidarity activists 1980 Poland acknowledges Solidarity union 1980 Polish government recognizes Solidarity 1980 Polish government legalizes independent labor union Solidarity 1980 Solidarity labor union in Poland forms 1980 Poland's Solidarity labor union forms 1980 Polish government recognizes Solidarity 1978 U.N. observes "international day of solidarity with Palestinian people," boycotted by U.S. and about 20 other countries 1968 50,000 participate in Solidarity Day March of Poor People's Campaign 1943 Lech Walesa, born in Popowo, Poland, leads Polish Solidarity, Nobel 1983 1913 Wladyslaw Sila-Nowicki, Poland, lawyer, Solidarity

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