Dustcover shows minor wear - Book is in Fine Condition - Stated First Edition - Price inside dustcover: $19.95 - Previous owner's embossed name stamp in book front - NO other writing or marks - Tight spine & bright pages - Illustrated with photos - 325 pages - Walesa achieved fame in August 1980 when shipyard workers in Gdansk won the right to form a free trade union. In this long-awaited autobiography, he gives his unique insider perspective on Solidarity, the events leading to its formation and its fall. Concentrating on 1980-81, Walesa covers only briefly shipyard working conditions before 1980 and his internment after 1981. Mary Craig's Lech Walesa and His Poland ( LJ 9/15/87) places the events in context more fully. Despite all that he has endured, Walesa remains optimistic about the future. His insights make this a valuable book for most collections
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