Konspira: Solidarity Underground. by Lopinski, Maciej with Marcin Moskit and Mariusz Wilk - 1990

Bekeley, California.: University of California Press.. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1990. Hardcover. 0520061314 . 8vo - 23 x 15 cm.; xix - 261 pp. Gray cloth over boards with black lettering on the spine. Translated from the original Polish by Jane Cave. Eleven page afterword by Lawrence Weschler. Illustrated with 12 pages of black and white photographs. From the dust jacket: "Written in Poland while martial law was still imposed on the country, Konspira tells the story of the largest authentic workers' movement ever, gone into hiding as the result of a nationwide police-military crackdown by the Polish Communist government. Solidarity activists were either locked up in internment camps or forced underground, where they coordinated a clandestine network to support their organization. The authors of Konspira, three courageous investigative journalists, taped over a hundred hours of secret interviews with eight of the most prominent Soidarity union leaders . . ." Minor wear to the fore corners and spine tips of the book and the same to the head edge of the dust jacket. Otherwise clean with a sound binding. .