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Typescript in Russian addressing Soviet soldiers.

Printed letterhead and typewritten text in Czech reproducing text of a statement by the suppressed Czechoslovak Socialdemocrat Party.

Reverse features a hand-written warning of four Soviet automobiles used to arrest Czechoslovak representatives, and calling on citizens to hamper their work.

Announcement for a march on 17 June 1984 with a picture of a police officer and muzzled dog.

Broadside supporting the Gdynia Monument for the Fallen Shipyard Workers of 1970, the first Polish monument for victims of communist oppression.

Evidently intended to be displayed by Czechoslovak Army Soldiers.

Letter addressed to multiple international newspapers, including the Times, Washington Post, and Le Monde.

Xeroxed announcement attempting to mobilize citizens from other cities for a march in Warsaw to protest the arrest of three Solidarnosc leaders.

Concludes with a call for resumed governance by Svoboda and Dubček.

Contains anti-Soviet text in Czech and Russian, printed on reverse of unused factory blanks.

A bulletin from the North Bohemian province updating citizens on political developments.

Reproduces the Czech flag with a crown of thorns and the slogan of the anti-invasion activists, "The Truth Will Triumph."

Announcement of the trial against Radio Solidarnosc in 1983.

Hand-lettered text of a "revolutionary song for the May 1 march," with the Solidarnosc logotype.

Announcement of a May 1 Solidarnosc demonstration, signed "M. Bet."

Russian and Polish text addressed to Soviet soldiers.

Czech proclamation against the occupation issued by Czechoslovak Public Transport workers of the Náchod Region.

Typewritten text in Czech containing a proclamation by workers of the national factory Tepna in Náchod.

Xeroxed design calling for freedom for political prisoners L. Moczulski, R. Szeremietiew, and others, by a regional prisoner committee.

Original offset-printed design and text calling for the release of political prisoners by the independent student organization NZS-SGGW.

Polish text addressing soldiers of the Warsaw Pact.

Typescript in Polish addressing Warsaw Pact soldiers.

Seven broadsides containing various demands by workers and citizens. One calls for protests by students at Charles University. Several bulletins reporting on the emergency meeting of the National Council of the Czechoslovak Communist Party.

Published by the Szare Szeregi, a Polish youth organization of the Polish Army. Includes issue: No. 8 (1944).