Who was the solidarity leader who called for greater freedom and an end to censorship in poland

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Tyrell Medina

3 December, 11:17

Who was the solidarity leader who called for greater freedom and an end to censorship in poland

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Jessie Mathews · Answer 1

Lech Walesa

Explanation:

Lech Wales's was a Polish statesman. He was the first President of Poland to be elected under Democracy rule from 1990-1995. He also won the Nobel Price for Peace.

He co founded the solidarity trade union which was well received in Poland. He was a strong voice for greater freedom and censorship end in Poland.

Allie Oneill · Answer 2

Lech Wałęsa.

Explanation:

Solidarity is when group of people come together to form a union of people of common interests and responsibilities. According to history one of the renowned solidarity was the one recorded in Poland in 1980. The main and the most recognized leader of the solidarity is known as Lech Wałęsa.

The solidarity movement was a movement against communism and their solidarity movement was a success because their leader; Lech Wałęsa later became the President (even though the road to the victory was not a smooth one).