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Who killed the CCCP?

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Today marks a significant anniversary in the history of the Cold War. Twenty-five years ago today, the Polish government legalized the Solidarity trade union. With all due respect to John Paul II and the Gipper, Solidarity deserves much more credit for unleashing the real death blow to the Soviet Union.

Well done, Poland.

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Published:
Oct 24 2005 / 11:16 am
Category:
Politics