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  ** 1. Toward a discussion of classes under capitalism in its eastern zone of domination
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  ** 2. In Poland the class struggle never ended
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  ** 3. A new world: from meat prices to direct democracy
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  *** July 1980: Spontaneous Strikes Run Rampant Everywhere
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  *** Working-class Consciousness is Aroused
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  *** August 15 - 31, Two Crucial Weeks; Gdansk: The Institutionalization of the Rank-and-File Movement
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  *** September 1980: Two Bureaucracies Against the Rank-and-File
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  *** Autumn 1980 and Winter 1980-81 Working Class Guerrillas. The Rank-and-File Against the Gdansk Accords
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  *** The Countryside in Motion: Agitation of Another Class, the Peasantry
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  *** Jaruzelski: Another Attempt at Reform
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  *** The Counter-Threat of Bydgoszcz
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  * A Critical Date for Normalization: March 30, 1981 Political and Union Leaders versus the Rank-and-File
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  *** The Rank-and-File Movement, An Obstacle to Solidarity’s Integration
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  *** A Race Between Two Bureaucracies
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  *** &quot;In the Name of Law and Order&quot; (Jaruzelski’s Declaration of December 13, 1981)
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  *** A New Turning Point in the Polish Workers’ Class Struggle
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  *** A Tactical War
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  ** 4. A class united to change the world
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  *** 5. The independent union: a new prop for the capitalist class
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  *** 6. Classes and capital in Poland: a capitalist class in transition
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  *** 7. National and international capital
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