Oxford labour backs Solidarnosc | IMGpapers 1980

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Solidarnosc in Oxford group and a shop steward from near Solidarity Campaign and the Trades Council.

workers in the big nuclear arms race through Kremlin and Warsaw Pact bureaucrats Polish student union, the NZS. ALMOST 200 people attended a rally in defence of January The meeting, called by the Oxford and District Trades Council, was addressed by Michael Koslowski, a member of the Solidarnosc trade union working Warsaw.

There were also speakers from the East Europe The speakers stressed the importance of the British Leyland car plant in Cowley to establish links with their fellow workers in Poland. They also emphasised the need for unity in action between those fighting NATO and the CND, and those fighting to defend the Polish workers against the The rally established a local defence committee, the Oxford Labour Committee on Poland, and called for a demonstration in the town for Saturday 20 February. A tour of the Oxford colleges is planned for a member of the now banned Solidarity with Solidarnosc Oxford 20 February 2pm Cowley Rd hospital March to Ruskin college for rally