"The opposition's organizational capacity survived underground between 1981 and 1989, gaining strength and nurtured by an unlikely international troika: Lane Kirkland mobilized the AFL-CIO using a network of American and European NGOs, Ronald Reagan turned to the CIA to help covertly, and the Polish Pope's 'divisions' of local Catholic priests became foot soldiers for change." - Condoleezza Rice
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