Czarny czwartek Page #3

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Welcome!

Good evening.

- What are you working at?

- We are writing an address.

- To the workers.

- Pass me the pen.

Well... You're here?

She is my employee.

Yes, sir.

I help with copying, but I do it in the

handwriting. It takes a lot of time.

- Don't you have the typewriter?

- If I had this small from the office...

It's not a problem.

I will send the driver in a moment.

I will tell him.

Thanks.

Do you want tea?

- Yes, please.

- Give him tea!

Here is the address.

Comrades, today, the situation in Gdynia

was very tense, but kept under control.

As you are aware,

a large protest of workers

of main city workplaces took place.

Workers from Komuna Paryska Shipyard,

Dalmor, Port and others were involved.

Protest was peaceful,

no vandalism acts occured.

Workers called a strike committee

representing them all.

This committee met with

the president of the Presidium of

the City National Council,

comrade Mariaski.

Demands were presented.

The worst is the situation

of Navy Shipyard.

OK, now comrade

Karol Hajduga, please!

Party members of our shipyard

presents a set of claims that,

when met, can relieve

the situation in our shipyard.

I cannot see any other measures

for handling this situation

other than negotiations.

It is now clear to me,

that Voivodship Committee

and Gdask Shipyard management

do not identify themselves

with the Party ideals.

They do not agree

with the price increase

and are subject to

strike members pressure.

That exactly is the cause for

ineffectiveness of positive trends!

Are your ideological compasses

misaligned, comrades?

Listening to your speeches,

statements and assessments,

one can conclude, that party members

have done absolutely everything

possible. Absolutely everything!

Clear and simple question

comes to mind:

Why did these riots

occur in Gdask,

and not other voivodships?

I can answer that question.

The main cause for all

this is you.

You are not convinced of

the necessity of price increase!

Now here is comrade Hajduga,

considering negotiations

with the crew.

There is an answer

to that, comrade.

You do not negotiate with the

counterrevolution -

you fire at the

counterrevolution!

Even if three hundred workers are to

die - the rebellion will be crushed.

Shipyard can be blown to bits,

plowed and rebuilt.

Shall you disagree, you may submit

your party legitimacy now.

You're attitude is incompatible

with the party ideals!

As for the price increase.

No demands will be heard.

And that is to be spoken clearly.

By tomorrow, riots will be

eliminated and peace restored.

Two military divisions

will enter the city.

We summon you to avoid

such incidents as those

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