Robet nike | Socialist Action 1983

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Neither the British ment's mounted police charges nor its truncheon blaws, anymore than the Polish junta's tanks fire, can break our common will to struggle for a better future for the working class.

We appeal to all Solidurnosc to support your struggle. Only the international struggle of the mass of werkers can decide David Jastrzebski (President)

For the Underground Provisional Coordinating Committee of Solidarnose in the Region of Upper Silesia Transfator's note: Upper Silesia is the chief coal mining region of Poland.

The miners' strike in Britain has now been going on for four monThey fighting for jobs. At the same time the Polish government is massivels exporting coal to Britain- as usual it is taking the side of the employers in a struthle with eat workers.

appeal the dockers to the Polish dockers unfortunately went to the wrong address. The Polish unionists' are strong on words, but they have carefully hidden achieve your govern- other struggle.

or rifle our best wishes. members of with best wishes, David Jastrzebski (President)

For the Underground Provisional Coordinating Committee of Solidarnese in the Region of Upper Silesia Letter to Arthur Scargill. leader of the British miners Dear Mr Scargill.

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thousands of our fellow struggle for the British British trade union movement.

neo-trade the coming weeks we will send you greetings organisations lof Solidarnose| which support your I wish you the best, and above all victory. I ask you to send our greetings to all British miners and Personally 1 am convinced that thanks to the attitude of your trade union victory is within your grasp.

ourselves unionists have anxiously followed your struggle for the right to work. We know that at the present time your struggle is taking on a new importance and that it is in fact a survival of the We have already condemned. and we repeat vigorously our condemnation, of the export of coal to Britain by the Jaruselski regime.

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