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University Daily Kansan, February 17, 1982
JON HARDESTY/Kansan Staff
Professor Anna Cienciala
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It's just a matter of time before some kind of Polish union is organized again, Anna Cienciala, professor of history at East European Studies, said yesterday.
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Since Poland declared martial law Dec. 13, 1981, the government has been using armies to patrol the streets, special security forces to break up demonstrations and physical brutality to restrain protestors, Cienciaca said.
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Solidarity was more than a labor movement, she said. It was a national movement that challenged the current environment of changes, both economic and political.
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This military crackdown is different from those in the past. Ciencia said, "We have been trying to keep it under control."
After the Polish government agreed to the demands of Solidarity on Aug. 31, 1980, it stalled for time, Clenciaki said. Government hardliners were probably hoping that the Polish people would ease up on their demands, but, she said, "I think things are going to continue to boil in Poland."
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"The Communist Party in Poland would be completely disintegrated by now had not the Soviet Union applied pressure." Cienciana said.
If martial law continues, the Polish army will probably be demoralized and that would mean either another period of liberalization or Soviet intervention,
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In hard situations the Polish people are good at imprisonment. Clients said.
When she was in Poland for the academic year of 1979-1980, Ciencia said it was obvious there was going to be a real economic crunch.
The massive food shortages that the Polish people are now experiencing and the problem of malnutrition, especially
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"The private support that Poles are now receiving is not enough," she said. "It's a drop in the bucket."
"Poles have a history of resistance, she said.
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"Food needs to be sent in bulk to the Poles and I would like to see our government give credit for food. But food distribution would have to be supervised by either the Red Cross or a neutral government like Switzerland."
The strikes Solidarity organized showed just how much resistance the Polish people had, she said.
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