This former electrician co-founded a labor group after leading strikes at the Gdansk shipyards.
This man's presidential campaign slogan was "I don't want to, but I've got no choice," and he was blamed for initiating the so-called "war at the top" when he opposed his former advisers for the presidency. This leader played himself in the political film Man of Iron and led discussion with the government at the Round Table Negotiations, which promised "semi-free" elections. He was arrested during the martial law imposed by his predecessor as president, General Jaruzelski. This man has credited his organization's success to the support of his countryman, Pope John Paul II. This former electrician co-founded a labor group after leading strikes at the Gdansk shipyards. For 10 points, name this former president of Poland and leader of the trade union Solidarity.
This man's presidential campaign slogan was "I don't want to, but I've got no choice," and he was blamed for initiating the so-called "war at the top" when he opposed his former advisers for the presidency.
Lech Walesa ("vah-len-sa")