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This award-winning work makes the case for all organic working-class character of the Polish Solidarno¿¿ revolution of 1980-81.

Michä Siermi¿ski debunks the canonical idea that the movement was orchestrated primarily by intellectuals from the democratic opposition, who brought consciousness to the workers "from the outside." Siermi¿ski traces the origins of the Polish revolution to the self-activity and self-organization developed by the Polish working class during earlier protests, strikes, and occupations. The book convincingly demonstrates that Solidarno¿¿ was driven by the working class's own aims, experiences and revolutionary instinct - often in direct opposition to the efforts of intellectuals to contain its radicalism.