Arrange the events that led to the independence of Poland in the correct order.

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I think the timeline of Poland's way to independence.
1980- Lech Walesa started the Solidarityorganization by combining laborunion due to invasion in Gdansk
Lech Walesa called for a stop tothe public protests and offeredpeace.
1981-The communist government inPoland declared martial law,banned Solidarity, and arrestedLech Walesa.
The government released LechWalesa due to endless publicprotests.

1983- The Communist government liftedthe martial law in Poland.
1989-Pope John Paul II visited LechWalesa and gave him advice. At the same time, The government lifted the banon Solidarity.

Then around 1990, Lech Walesa won the first freepresidential elections in Poland.

Lech Walesa won the NobelPeace prize.

Tresset [83]2 years ago

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The correct order of the events that led to the independence of Poland are:

1980- Lech Walesa started the Solidarity organization by combining labor union due to invasion in Gdansk
Lech Walesa called for a stop to the public protests and offered peace.
1981-The communist government in Poland declared martial law,banned Solidarity, and arrested Lech Walesa.
The government released Lech Walesa due to endless public protests.
1983- The Communist government lifted the martial law in Poland.
1989-Pope John Paul II visited Lech Walesa and gave him advice. At the same time, The government lifted the ban on Solidarity.
Then around 1990, Lech Walesa won the first free presidential elections in Poland.
Lech Walesa won the Nobel Peace prize.