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05.12.2023 Gdansk, Poland. Jerz...ces Work Cooperative in Gdansk.

05.12.2023 Gdansk, Poland. Jerzy Borowczak Polish politician and trade union activist. In August 1980, he was a co-organizer of the strike at the Gdansk Shipyard. He is standing in front of the historic gate the Gdansk Shipyard sign. It was here that striking shipyard workers were fired upon by the military in December 1970. On 14 August 1980, a strike began at the Gdansk Shipyard, leading to the signing of an agreement between the government commission and the strike committee there on 31 August and the establishment of the Solidarity Trade Union - a legal trade union organisation independent of the authorities. Disciplinarily dismissed after martial law was imposed, he worked together with Donald Tusk at the High Altitude Services Work Cooperative in Gdansk.

Donald Tusk’s second coming: can returning PM remake Poland?- for The Guardian

05.12.2023 Sopot, Poland. Jasko...ainst communist rule.

05.12.2023 Sopot, Poland. Jasko Pawlowski is Donald Tusk's friend from students years. Together they acted against communist rule.

05.12.2023 Sopot, Poland. Ewa C...d on the first floor.

05.12.2023 Sopot, Poland. Ewa Chrzan is neighbor, good friend and high school classmate of Donald Tusk. Behind her is the tenement in which Donald Tusk lives with his family in a 60-square-meter apartment located on the first floor.

05.12.2023 Sopot, Poland. Wlode...p;rdquo; Kubiak said.

05.12.2023 Sopot, Poland. Wlodek Kubiak, 80, lives in the same district as Donald Tusk. "The analysis is that it is that now we have a sad hour. Poland is going in the wrong direction with Tusk. Evil is coming!” Kubiak said.

05.12.2023 Gdansk, Poland. Post...yard and martial law.

05.12.2023 Gdansk, Poland. Posters at the "Gdansk remembers" bus stop reminding people of the strikes in the Gdansk shipyard and martial law.

05.12.2023 Gdansk, Poland. A mu...n since its founding.

05.12.2023 Gdansk, Poland. A mural on a building with the Gdansk Shipyard, which played a key role in the overthrow of communist rule in Poland, and the Gdansk soccer team Lechia Gdansk, of which Donald Tusk has been a big fan since its founding.

05.12.2023 Gdansk, Poland. Andr...s," he said.

05.12.2023 Gdansk, Poland. Andrzej Kowalczys -Gdansk City Council, a long-time friend of Donald Tusk,they were united by their great sympathy for football and politics. They have played football together with Donald Tusk for more than 30 years. " We played all year round regardless of the weather. Even on national and church holidays," he said.

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