Let Poland be Poland

Title

Let Poland be Poland

Genre

Documentary; Speech; Special

TX Date

31 Jan 1982

Year of production

1982

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Duration

00:59:45

Description

Let Poland be Poland. United States Government production, radio version. Contributors: John Altesino(?); Ronald Reagan, US President; Charlton Heston, actor; Jan Pietrzak, singer; Romuald Spasowski, Poland’s ambassador in Washington; Glenda Jackson, actor; Alexander Haig; Margaret Thatcher, UK Prime Minister; Kare Willoch, Prime Minister of Norway; Pierre Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister; Max von Sydow, actor; Mstislav Rostropovich, pianist; Tip O’Neill, Speaker of the US House of Representatives; Howard Baker; Larry Pressler, US Congressman; Clement Zablocki, Foreign Affairs Committee; Bob Hope, actor; Gunnar Thoroddsen, Icelandic Prime Minister; Malcolm Fraser, Australian Prime Minister; Giovanni Spadolini, Italian Prime Minister; Adam Makowicz, pianist; Czeslaw Milosz, writer; Kirk Douglas, actor; Zenko Suzuki, Japanese Prime Minister; Francisco Pinto Balsemao, Portuguese Prime Minister; Wilfried Martens, Belgian Prime Minister; Bulent Ulusu, Turkish Prime Minister; Frank Sinatra, singer; Kirk Douglas, actor; Francois Mitterrand, President of France; Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo y Bustelo, Spanish Prime Minister; Pierre Werner, Prime Minister of Luxembourg; Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, FDR; Henry Fonda, actor.

Contributors

Glenda Jackson; Margaret Thatcher; Helmut Schmidt; John Altesino(?); Ronald Reagan; Charlton Heston; Jan Pietrzak; Romuald Spasowski; Alexander Haig; Kare Willoch; Pierre Trudeau; Howard Baker; Clement Zablocki; James Hickey; Bob Hope; Gunnar Thoroddsen; Malcolm Fraser; Giovanni Spadolini; Adam Makowicz; Kirk Douglas; Zenko Suzuki; Francisco Pinto Balsemao; Wilfried Martens; Bulent Ulusu; Frank Sinatra; Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo y Bustelo; Pierre Werner; Henry Fonda; Mstislav Rostropovich; Czeslaw Milosz; Tip O’Neill; Francois Mitterrand; Max von Sydow

Keywords

USA; Trade unions; Propaganda; Political reform; Communism; Poland; Eastern Europe; Democratization; Economic reform; Solidarity (organization)

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