Search for: [Abstract = "Last but not least, General Jaruzelski, as a figure publicly referring to national and patriotic feelings, but also enjoying some form of support in Moscow, was able to provide a difficult, but real stabilisation, even with the use of violence. The diplomacy of West Germany needed nothing more. Therefore was the message given to the authorities of the Polish People`s Republic after December 13 was crystal clear. Unless blood was shed, West Germany would not condemn General Jaruzelski`s government more than the country`s loyalty to NATO required it to."]

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