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Today, we post a monument of Solidarity (Solidarność) - the Polish anti-communist movement, which led to the collapse of the authoritarian regime in Poland in 1989.The monument is situated near the Roundabout of Solidarity in Nowy Sacz.
We would like to express our support for people in Iran who fight for their political and human rights. We know that it is a battle for the future of Iran. In Poland - where we regained complete sovereignty and democracy just 20 years ago - we understand the aspirations of Iranian people very well.
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18 comments:
A terrific example to post about, M-m. The two situations are so very similar. I hope that the outcomes are equally similar.
Thank you for your post. The world is watching.
Beautifully done, m_m! I, too, hope for an outcome as positive as yours.
Excellent post and your commentary said it all!
Great post dear friends m2!
Léia and Luna(from Brazil)
Yes, you have just fought your own difficult battle for freedom so recently. Your expression of solidarity with Iran is so much more powerful because of it.
Wonderful post!!
I understand what you say.
From a country and people who know first hand more than most of us how important freedom, democracy and to be heard really means.Well said.
Well said. I've also used Solidarity as the title of my posts on this issue. I hope that by adding our voices we can raise awareness and let people know they are not forgotten by the rest of the world.
Very thoughtful and moving. I remember buring candles in the windows for Solidarity.
Beautiful post. I have read a lot about the history from your country and I find it heartwarming. We also had problems with both "sides", but we managed to get through it in some way.
excellent collage to support the people of Iran who want their votes counted and our missing fellow city daily photo blogger who we all hope is released from custody soon.
Super!
Excellent choice of image and great post.
Perfect post for today linking two combats for freedom. Have a great Sunday!
Brilliant choice for your photograph. Let's hope the outcome will eventually be as it was in Poland and that our blogger is free, safe and sound.
Nothing to add, but 'May Iran become, what her People want her to become'
Greetings,
Kacper
Piękne i mądre porównanie!
Great job. Nothing add, nothing take away.
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