And just a few days ago, I received a letter from a woman who had just returned from a visit to relatives in Poland. And yet it was her first visit there. Until 3 weeks ago I supported a nuclear freeze and arms reduction,'' and she went on with some of the other things. But it is happening today in the great nation state of Poland. The fear in the faces of men, women, and children is also a reminder of things past.
People speak in whispers, look over their shoulders constantly.
And a few brave young people will tell you that people still disappear daily from their jobs and their homes. She goes on eloquently about other things there that she's seen and the differences. I was in Warsaw and Cracow. And I was asked by the people there if people in America understood what was happening in Poland under Russian domination. I said no.