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Poland's Walesa says today's Solidarity members deserve a beating
Poland's former President Lech Walesa said Wednesday that members of Solidarity, the trade union he once led, deserve to be beaten for a disruptive protest they staged last week in Warsaw. Updated: 09:37 AM
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