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Robin Lustig | 18:06 UK time, Sunday, 31 May 2009

This week twenty years ago, communism in Europe and China was at a crossroads. We have special reports this week from Beijing and Gdansk, and our editor Alistair Burnett explains in full over at The Editors. Please read on and leave any comments there.

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