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backed Communist government. Up “until then it had been a fairly peaceful summer. In Rus- sia Stalin was dead and many hoped a better Mle might be

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they started something that was) to inspire workers in Poznan and, Budapest three years later—they | marched in protest against higher work norms.

They marched peacefully. Yet it was an incredible sight in a Communist country. The ver; idea of a protest march was s0 unusual that Westerners at first, thought # had been planned by' the Communiste as a safety valve. MARCHED IN RAIN |

But early in the morning of June 17, , the world knew the | en't organized by anyone except themselves. Thou- sands refused to enter their fac- tories and railway shops. They formed long columns and marched through a pouring va

to government headquarters. The Russians rushed in with armored cats and tanks. Shots were fired and the fighting was | on. Most of the workers had

ing was on there too.

But the tanks and the machine- guns were too much. In a couple of days the resistance bad been broken.

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papers estimated the number of dead at somewhere above 500. The number of injured was sai< te be about 1,700.

This was six years ago. Could something like it happen again in East Germany?

Most experts think not. Six years—and the fate of the Polish

left their mark on the East Ger- mans.

The East German goveroment has become stronger. The Conr munists have organized strong- arm squads in factories.

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risen, and food rationing wes abolished last year?

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