From the random-but-interesting pile, the 1990 Polish elections get rough as Lech Walesa and a rival solidarity leader Tadeusz Mazowiecki trade barbs. This via Tony Karon. I love archives.
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18 Dec 2007 01:45 pm
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I watched that Polish election first hand, and it was really clear that, a) Mazowiecki was by far the superior candidate, as subsequent near Yeltsin-like incompetence by Walesa demonstrated; and b) that the bizarre and crucial Tyminski phenomenon was almost certainly executed by the KGB.
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