File:W samo poludnie 4 6 89-Tomasz Sarnecki.jpg
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Summary[edit]
| Description |
English: Solidarity election poster - ciraca 1989 - made by Tomasz Sarnecki, artist of the underground anticommunistic organization in Poland. Based on 1959 Polish variant of High Noon poster by Marian Stachurski.) |
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1989 |
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| Permission (Reusing this file) |
fair use / Released by author with no rights reserved and widely copied since 1989.[citation needed]
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| Article | |
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| Purpose of use |
illustrate cult poster by Solidarity in the 1989 elections |
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no |
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| Purpose of use |
illustrate cult poster by Solidarity in the 1989 elections |
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no |
| Article | |
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| Purpose of use |
illustrate cult poster by Solidarity in the 1989 elections |
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no |
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| Purpose of use |
illustrate cult poster by Solidarity in the 1989 elections |
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no |
Fair use rationale[edit]
This image is being used in the above articles, because:
- The image has historical value;
- There are no free alternatives to the picture;
- The image is a low resolution;
- The image is used to illustrate the iconic poster of the period, reproduced in many publications about Poland of that period;
- The image adds significantly to the article;
- The image has no commercial functions;
- The image is used for educational and informational purposes;
- The image is used by non-profit Wikimedia Foundation.
- This is a unique election poster, used to illustrate crucial events
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