New Walesa autobiography rejects agent chargeWARSAW (AP) — Former Polish President Lech Walesa on Monday presented a new autobiography that he hopes will put to rest allegations he served as a communist agent in the 1970s.
"I want everything to be known, precisely," Walesa — who denies that he agreed to collaborate in any way — said a televised news conference.
The Road to the Truth. An Autobiography— the third book by Walesa, 65, a hero of the anti-communist movement — hit Polish bookstores Friday. Walesa said the release was timed to coincide with the 25th anniversary of his 1983 Nobel Peace Prize win.
"I want everything to be known, precisely," Walesa — who denies that he agreed to collaborate in any way — said a televised news conference.
The Road to the Truth. An Autobiography— the third book by Walesa, 65, a hero of the anti-communist movement — hit Polish bookstores Friday. Walesa said the release was timed to coincide with the 25th anniversary of his 1983 Nobel Peace Prize win.
Full report in USA Today.
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