"In the early morning of 22 July 1983, the leader of Poland's communist government, General Jaruzelski, finally declared that the martial law he had imposed two-and-a-half years before would end in a few days. Dozens of people had been killed in that time, pro-democracy movements banned and the media placed under military management. What annoyed nine-year-old Wiola most was that her morning TV programme had been cancelled to make way for the general's speech..." - Jim Dempsey reviews Swallowing Mercury by Wioleta Greg
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