- 54°22′23.956″N 18°39′39.358″E / 54.37332111°N 18.66093278°E / 54.37332111; 18.66093278 Inter-Enterprise
Strike Committee (or Inter-Factory
Strike Committee...
- The
Upper Silesia 1980
strikes were
widespread strikes,
which took
place mostly in the
Upper Silesian mining cities Jastrzębie-Zdrój, Wodzisław Śląski...
- mines, most from
southern Upper Silesia joined the strikers, and the
Interfactory Strike Committee under Krzysztof Zakrzewski was
founded in Jastrzębie-Zdrój...
- locations,
September 10. Solidarity's
Interfactory Founding Committee is
created in Lublin,
September 11.
Interfactory Founding Committees are
created in...
- It led to a
national gathering of
independent union representatives (
Interfactory Organizing Committees, MKZ) on 17
September in Gdańsk and the formation...
- Bielsko-Biala. On
September 11, 1980, he
became the
leader of the
local Interfactory Founding Committee (MKZ). In late
January 1981, he
organized the 1981...
- Andrychów,
Sucha Beskidzka). On the same day, the
Interfactory Founding Committee changed its name to
Interfactory Strike Committee (MKS), with 107
members of...
- m. at
Szczecin Shipyard,
between Polish authorities and the
Szczecin Interfactory Strike Committee. The
agreement was
signed by
deputy prime minister Kazimierz...
- postulatów MKS) was a list of
demands issued on 17
August 1980 by the
Interfactory Strike Committee (Międzyzakładowy
Komitet Strajkowy, MKS) in Poland....
- of
strikes across Poland, and
quickly paralyzed the
Baltic coast. The
Interfactory Strike Committee (MKS)
based in the Gdańsk
shipyard eventually transformed...
