Liberal-Democratic Congress

In the second half of the 90s note in these discussions begin now dominate stability – and this time with optimistic wydźwiękiem, such as plastic postpunkowy Maurycy Gomulicki talk about their collaboration on a purely commercial letter “machine”. At the turn of the centuries, and Dunin-Wasowicz lead for the first time an interview with someone he clearly has the younger, for whom he is a mentor with the position – with Maslowska Dorota, a writer who finally wrote the first Polish post-bestseller “which the authors Dunin-Wasowicz generations yet only dreamed of.

Kolokwialność Dunina POTOCZNA, however, is only to certain reasonable limits. In conversation with Andrzej Stasiuk is the postscript that “the original version contained 46 words on k”. Unlike the famous in its time of “notebook” – in which it actually tried to record to tape interviews with all chrząknięciami, zająknięciami and przekleństwami – Dunin tries in his interviews that were generally grammatically correct.

Linguistic aspect of these discussions, it seems to me most, because the documents the important characteristic of this generation, which have probably never managed to so accurately and synthetically summarized. This generation of revolutionaries fighting for a radically Haszkowski “moderate progress (within the law)”, rebels are avoiding profanity.

“Śpiewałeś International, and now vote for Liberal-Democratic Congress?” – Krzysztof Grabowski clamped firmly Dunin pajamas from Porno. This myriapodans and explains that “the elections of 4 June 1989 was that, as it was (…) that everyone can say what is thought to have any capacity for action, equal opportunities, that censorship has stopped working”.

At the beginning of the values closest to Grabaż associated with the Democratic Union, but Union skompromitowała as they came in with sukienkowcami system. “Although I am poznaniakiem, to think that it is over Suchocka pigeon – he says. – I chose those in which the vote but in 25 percent. Satisfy me.”