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Main Council of the Polish Episcopate and the Pre-August Opposition (1976–1981)

Rafał Łatka

110-136

2017-06-30

Polish Impact on the Process of Emergence of Opposition Political Parties in Hungary (1981–1989)

Miklos Mitrovics

181-210

2019-06-30

The programme and initiatives of the “Wolność and Pokój” Movement concerning international policy

Jacek Czaputowicz

179-202

2017-12-30

“Meetings” and Emigration. Contribution to Studies on Relations between Country and Western Emigrant’s Opposition in 1976–1989

Małgorzata Choma-Jusińska

187-210

2010-06-30

In the beginning there was a rebellion. Federation of Fighting Youth (Federacja Młodzieży Walczącej) in Warsaw (1984–1989)

Bartłomiej Noszczak

377-419

2012-06-30

Social Resistance and the Church. A View from the Perspective of a Medium-Sized City

Konrad Białecki

199-225

2020-06-30

The Communist Party of Yugoslavia Stifling the Opposition in 1945

Aleš Gabrič

70-87

2020-12-31

The social composition of underground opposition groups in Warsaw, Siedlce and Rzeszów in the years 1982–1989

Adam Mielczarek

333-355

2013-06-30

The role of Father Ludwik Wiśniewski’s Academic Chaplaincy in the activities of independent and pre-Solidarity opposition milieus in Lublin

Małgorzata Choma-Jusińska

155-179

2005-06-30

Polish Anti-communist Opposition of the 70’ and 80’ of the 20th Century in the Fale of Soviet Internal and External Political Transformation

Marek Golińczak

349-382

2010-06-30

Sociological Interpretations of the “Solidarity” Movement during 1980–1981. An Attempt to Structure the Existing Literature

Adam Mielczarek

59-82

2019-06-30

Repressions Against the Inhabitants of the Świętokrzyskie region during Martial Law: Selected Issues

Marzena Grosicka

115-141

2024-08-09

Ideological divisions within the political opposition in the People’s Republic of Poland (PRL) in the years 1976–1989

Paweł Wierzbicki

105-126

2013-06-30

‘Extremists, Hooligans, Politicos’. Representations of Underground ‘Solidarność’ in the Martial Law Propaganda

Jan Olaszek

105-137

2010-12-30

The Political Opposition in the Undemocratic System in Poland – Selected Theoretical and Methodological Problems

Krzysztof Łabędź

15-30

2020-06-30

Was the Catholic Church in Permanent Opposition to Communist Rule in “People’s” Poland?

Rafał Łatka, Jan Żaryn

31-69

2020-06-30

Comparative analysis of Student Solidarity Committees, 1977–1980

Kamil Dworaczek

161-189

2011-06-30

“Reaching out” to Home Army (AK) members. The Security Service’s approach to AK milieus by the Gdańsk Coast after 1956

Janusz Marszalec

271-316

2005-06-30

Political Opposition in the Light of the Data of the Study Office of the Security Service of the Ministry of the Interior of 1988

Grzegorz Wołk

522-545

2019-06-30

The ‘Solidarity’ Revolution in the Capital of Polish Music (1980–1989). Attitudes and the Social role of Artists during Historical Turning Points, with Opole as an Example

Zbigniew Bereszyński

149-189

2014-12-30

The Roman Catholic Church in the Polish People’s Republic (PRL) – chosen questions, hypotheses, provocations

Jan Żaryn

11-34

2005-06-30

Once Again about the Survey-based Estimates of the Coverage of Underground Publications in the 80s

Adam Mielczarek

369-389

2014-06-30

The Role of an External Factor for the Establishment of the Communist Regime in Bulgaria – September 1944–1948

Евгения Калинова, Искра Баева

37-51

2020-12-31

Defining the Internal Enemy: Detention Camps in Early Communist Albania, 1945–1950

Klejd Këlliçi

138-152

2020-12-31

“Unknown perpetrators” from the Sikorski Square in Kraków. The Beating of Father Andrzej Bardecki

Józef Marecki

467-486

2023-06-23

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Main Council of the Polish Episcopate and the Pre-August Opposition (1976–1981)

Polish Impact on the Process of Emergence of Opposition Political Parties in Hungary (1981–1989)

The programme and initiatives of the “Wolność and Pokój” Movement concerning international policy

“Meetings” and Emigration. Contribution to Studies on Relations between Country and Western Emigrant’s Opposition in 1976–1989

In the beginning there was a rebellion. Federation of Fighting Youth (Federacja Młodzieży Walczącej) in Warsaw (1984–1989)

Social Resistance and the Church. A View from the Perspective of a Medium-Sized City

The Communist Party of Yugoslavia Stifling the Opposition in 1945

The social composition of underground opposition groups in Warsaw, Siedlce and Rzeszów in the years 1982–1989

The role of Father Ludwik Wiśniewski’s Academic Chaplaincy in the activities of independent and pre-Solidarity opposition milieus in Lublin

Polish Anti-communist Opposition of the 70’ and 80’ of the 20th Century in the Fale of Soviet Internal and External Political Transformation

Sociological Interpretations of the “Solidarity” Movement during 1980–1981. An Attempt to Structure the Existing Literature

Repressions Against the Inhabitants of the Świętokrzyskie region during Martial Law: Selected Issues

Ideological divisions within the political opposition in the People’s Republic of Poland (PRL) in the years 1976–1989

‘Extremists, Hooligans, Politicos’. Representations of Underground ‘Solidarność’ in the Martial Law Propaganda

The Political Opposition in the Undemocratic System in Poland – Selected Theoretical and Methodological Problems

Was the Catholic Church in Permanent Opposition to Communist Rule in “People’s” Poland?

Comparative analysis of Student Solidarity Committees, 1977–1980

“Reaching out” to Home Army (AK) members. The Security Service’s approach to AK milieus by the Gdańsk Coast after 1956

Political Opposition in the Light of the Data of the Study Office of the Security Service of the Ministry of the Interior of 1988

The ‘Solidarity’ Revolution in the Capital of Polish Music (1980–1989). Attitudes and the Social role of Artists during Historical Turning Points, with Opole as an Example

The Roman Catholic Church in the Polish People’s Republic (PRL) – chosen questions, hypotheses, provocations

Once Again about the Survey-based Estimates of the Coverage of Underground Publications in the 80s

The Role of an External Factor for the Establishment of the Communist Regime in Bulgaria – September 1944–1948

Defining the Internal Enemy: Detention Camps in Early Communist Albania, 1945–1950

“Unknown perpetrators” from the Sikorski Square in Kraków. The Beating of Father Andrzej Bardecki