Walesa ends Polish massacre trial evidence

Former Polish leader Lech Walesa today finished giving evidence in the trial of the country’s ex-military ruler General Wojciech Jaruzelski for his part in the murder of 44 protesters in 1970.

Walesa ends Polish massacre trial evidence
Wed, 30 Jul, 2008 - 16:57

Former Polish leader Lech Walesa today finished giving evidence in the trial of the country’s ex-military ruler General Wojciech Jaruzelski for his part in the murder of 44 protesters in 1970.

The one-time Polish President and Solidarity leader appeared before the Regional Court in Warsaw as one of the key witnesses of the massacre during the strikes in Gdansk in 1970.

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