The Fall of Communism: Poland 1980-1992

Communism is based on the idea and doctrine of Karl Marx, a system where everyone is regarded as equal and wealth is distributed equally. Communism spread throughout Eastern Europe throughout the 20th century, despite repeated attempts by different countries, communism remained prominent. Forty four years after the Communist Party rule, the collapse of Polish communism was brought to this country. It has never received unanimous support, and many people tried to finish it from the beginning.

After the collapse of the Berlin Wall, BSN expanded to Eastern Europe, Hungary, Poland (1991), the Czech Republic (1992), Russia (1992) and finally Bulgaria (1993). Expansion in Europe During the visit of Russia in 1991, a long line in front of McDonald 's store hit Antoine Riboudo. The following year, people in Moscow ranked in front of the Danone store on Tverskaya street (old Gorky street). In 1994, BSN - Gervais Danone shortened its name to "Danone". It is already known to consumers in 46 countries, accounting for nearly a quarter of the company's sales. A new sign appeared with a new name: the child gazes at the stars. This symbol symbolizes the company 's driving force for continuous promotion and further development.

Poland has a long tradition of using graffiti as a symbol of protest and resistance. The famous "Solidarność" (Polish word "united") is a powerful example, showing the foundation of Polish's international visual heritage in the 1980s. This is a graffiti label and it is no doubt a symbol of this movement that evoked people's awakening everywhere in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, which appears in the walls of all cities of Poland in the 1980s. Secretly, usually anonymous paintings are vigorously covered by the public building administrator, especially during the strict martial law (December 13, 1981 to July 22, 1983), the Communist Party It is urgently suppressed by the station