Question

A precursor to this organization known as the Interfactory Strike Committee issued the 21 Demands. This organization was founded after the firing of crane worker Anna Walentynowicz. Social unrest in one country led this organization to participate in the Round Table Talks after it was banned by General Jaruzelski. This organization was co-founded and led by an electrical worker at the Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk. For the point, name this Polish anti-Communist party that began as a trade union led by Lech Walesa.

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Answer:The organization you're referring to is Solidarity, which was a Polish trade union and social movement. Solidarity played a significant role in the history of Poland and its struggle against communist rule. It was co-founded by Lech Wałęsa, an electrical worker at the Lenin Shipyard in Gdańsk. Solidarity emerged as a powerful force advocating for workers' rights, political reform, and ultimately contributing to the downfall of communism in Poland and beyond. It was initially banned by the government but later gained legal recognition, becoming a key player in the Round Table Talks that paved the way for political transformation in Poland.

Explanation: The organization you're referring to is Solidarity, which was a Polish trade union and social movement. Solidarity played a significant role in the history of Poland and its struggle against communist rule. It was co-founded by Lech Wałęsa, an electrical worker at the Lenin Shipyard in Gdańsk. Solidarity emerged as a powerful force advocating for workers' rights, political reform, and ultimately contributing to the downfall of communism in Poland and beyond. It was initially banned by the government but later gained legal recognition, becoming a key player in the Round Table Talks that paved the way for political transformation in Poland.