Snow did not fall on Warsaw this Christmas, but instead a thick, chilling drift of political anxiety settled on the streets of Poland’s capital. In a country where history is a national obsession, the erection of police barricades around the country’s parliament amid allegations of “autocracy” and political coups, almost exactly 35 years after the declaration of martial law by the then communist regime, sent shivers down many spines.
2016年的耶誕節,華沙沒有下雪,取而代之籠罩在波蘭首都街頭的是厚重而令人產生寒意的政治焦慮。在「威權」和政變的指控聲中,警方在波蘭議會周圍拉起了警戒線,而35年前,當時的共產黨政權差不多也是在這個時候宣佈戒嚴,在舉國抱有歷史情結的波蘭,這樣的歷史回聲讓很多人不寒而慄。
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