Zbigniew Romaszewski: A Life in Human Rights
Zbigniew Romaszewski: A Life in Human Rights (MS Word) by Eric Chenoweth
Published in Sarmatian Review, no. 415, April 2015 (PDF).
Dances with Dictators: General Jaruzelski’s Revisionists
The following article appeared in the journal World Affairs in its September-October 2014 issue.
Twenty-five years ago, breakthrough elections were held in Poland that led, within three months, to the downfall of that country’s communist regime. The events helped to spark the Velvet Revolutions that spread, within the next six months, to Budapest, Prague, Bratislava, Berlin, […]
An Allegory in Court
By Eric Chenoweth
I testified in a Polish court recently. That in itself is not unusual. I saw many people in the hallways of the administrative court building waiting to testify in various proceedings. But my testimony was unusual. I am an American, living in New York, without any claims of […]
AFL-CIO Support for Solidarity
AFL-CIO Support for Solidarity: Political, Moral, Financial by Eric Chenoweth
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Common Elements of Successful Opposition to Communism in Eastern Europe
By Eric Chenoweth and Irena Lasota
The following essay was written in 1999 as one of several Democracy Pamphlets, which were prepared as a series and translated into Spanish for distribution in Cuba for the Institute for Democracy in Eastern Europe’s Democracy for Cuba program. Other Democracy Pamphlets in English are available at IDEE’s original web site (see Cuba Democracy Pamphlets).
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