A martial law from a abroad perspective. Discuss the issue on the basis of a short communicative by prof. Andrews in Warsaw Olga Tokarczuk. In your reply, besides consider the selected context.

Develop a question from a pool of open questions on the oral exam of Polish from 2026 to 2028.

Introduction:

The introduction of the martial law on the night of 12 to 13 December 1981 may have been a surprise for many Poles and Poles – nothing previously predicted that the power would decide on specified a extremist move. The authoritative reason for the introduction of the state of emergency was the mediocre economical situation of the country, but in practice the intent of the government was to halt the influence of “Solidarity”, that is the increasing support of Poles for changes postulated by the democratic opposition from NSZZ “Solidarity”. During martial law thousands of underground activists were interned, strikes and union activities were banned, and telephones were shut down and correspondence censorship was introduced.

The "Professor Andrews in Warsaw":

The realities of the recently introduced martial law were incomprehensible initially besides for people accustomed to surviving in a communist state. Many citizens have been deprived of their rights overnight and additional safety has been introduced – including a curfew. prof. Andrews, the protagonist of Olga Tokarczuk's short story, was thrown into specified a reality. A British scholar, expert in psychology, was invited to a conference in Warsaw, but due to martial law the event did not take place – and the man was completely alone in an unknown city. Day after day, he lost contact with Gosia, a translator to look after him. Therefore, the man decided to deal with himself in the city – he went for a walk to see the situation and get in contact with the embassy.

The image of martial law with prof. Andrews' eyes may seem depressing. Warsaw was grey and ugly...

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