‘More European than the rest of the Ten’? Ireland and Poland, 1980–1

Between December 1980 and April 1981, western powers had good reason to fear that the Soviet Union was about to intervene in Poland, either in the form of a unilateral invasion or in conjunction with the Polish army, in order to suppress the social unrest that had been occasioned by the rise of the trade ... Read more

Subscribe to History Ireland in print or digital here


View Subscription Options

Already a subscriber? Sign in