Police capture Solidarity leader in Warsaw arrest
Zbigniew Bujak, top Solidarity underground chief in hiding since the 1981 martial law crackdown, was detained in Warsaw. He led a 1980 Ursus tractor plant stoppage and faces charges of attempts to overthrow the constitutional system with potential penalties including life or death. Lech Walesa praised Bujak as a brave fighter for citizens' rights.
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Thousands rally in Pretoria backing ultraconservative unity
About 10 000 white protesters gathered at an Afrikaner shrine for the first joint rally of four ultraconservative movements. They called for living in freedom in their own land and demanded governance by whites, with a warning that sharing power would mean losing it, led by Conservative Party head Andries Treutnicht.
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