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· Socialist Challenge No. 190, 26 March 1981 · p. 11 of the scan · 424 words

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Tears Party held in warsaw to near speeches - a Star of David 'PEASANTS! Our strength lies in our unity! Let's follow the example of workers' Solidarity. Don't let us be divided!' So read the appeal for the first national congress of Rural Solidarity.

delegates packed into the old opera house at Poznan for this on 8/9 historic March.

It formally united the organisations ing to lead the country's SILO organisation, the IndepenSelf-ruling llaui Union for Individual Farmers, known as Rural Solidarity.

Jan Kulaj, a leader of the Rzeszow farmers strike for union recogniwas elected the first chairperson Solidarity, which now claims the adherence of ur to 1.8m of the country's 3.5m small farmers.

The government refuses to recognise Rural Solidarity as a union. Instead it calls it an 'association'. Workers Speaking on behalf of the national commission WOTKCES Solidarity Stanislaw Wondolowski told the farmers' conTerence 'We will do everything to help you. Rather it is not us who will help you CaTunions more Cutter. Poster for the film 'Workers '80', relating the story of last vear's strike wave. The film was banned by the authorities but after mass protests it is now being shown peasants demoanoung restoration of capitalism CHOI Cao tall ent presend dozens or The average farm is ontarmers agea over plough horses, few poor farmers are similar to terests of the workers and union, Rural Solidarity.

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