Shipyard

Stories From The Eastern West by Culture.pl

Aug 31, 202000:29:00Society & Culture

In August 1980, after the firing of popular shipyard worker, Anna Walentynowicz, a strike broke out at the Vladimir Lenin Shipyard in Gdańsk. Suddenly this massive complex on the Polish coast, with 16,000 employees and o...

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