Bunt

A gripping, multi-threaded story of a rebellion that changed Poland. It begins at the moment when, after the bloody suppression of the strike in December 1970, the authorities promised a better life; access to consumer goods increased and the world seemed closer, and yet rebellion came. Previously unknown documents and eyewitness accounts come together to form this extraordinary narrative, in which individual stories are interwoven with an in-depth analysis of the social panorama of the Tri-City in the 1970s, the role of the opposition, and the actions of the authorities. This is a book unlike any that has existed before.