There are cases in particular that could be re-examined, says the head of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN).

There are cases in particular that could be re-examined, says the head of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN).
More than 6,700 files were pieced together over 15 years and some have been used as evidence in court cases.
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Andrzej Gwiazda was one of the leaders of the Solidarity trade union that helped bring down communism.
Adam Michnik, a former anti-communist dissident, is seen embracing Wojciech Jaruzelski at the latter’s home.
Operation Hyacinth saw the security services gather information on thousands of gay men with the aim of blackmailing them.
Poland’s largest private broadcaster says Antoni Macierewicz is “disseminating false information”.
The site will commemorate the Augustów roundup, during which thousands of Poles were detained and at least hundreds killed.
This is “an act of historical justice”, says President Duda.
The leader of a farmers’ union was killed by the communist authorities in 1984 while distributing underground publications.
Thousands of pages of documents were discovered.
He showed an “interest in women”, his Polish observers noted.
The Supreme Court says decisions should be made individually, based on people’s record under communism.
Local authorities have won a court battle to prevent their statue from being removed under a “decommunisation” law.
Schools must “teach the historical truth” that Wałęsa was both leader of the anti-communist Solidarity movement and a communist agent, says the minister.