Poland did not declare independence in 1989; Poland was already an independent country and had been since 1944. In 1989, Poland's Communist Leadership met with the opposition in Solidarnosc (Solidarity) and discussed constitutional reform. The resulting constitutional reform abolished the Polish People's Republic (a Communist Country) and established the Republic of Poland (a Democratic Republic).
The reason that the people wanted this change was that it would give them more political rights (especially in terms of accountability for failed policies) and, ostensibly, improve Poland's economic situation.
because they were mostly black people
The Czech Republic was formerly part of Czechoslovakia, under Communist rule. In 1989, it became democratic. It split apoart from its counterpart, Slovakia, in 1992 and officially became the Czech Republic then.
Poland was under various forms of foreign control for much of its history. In the 18th century, it was divided and controlled by Austria, Prussia, and Russia in a process known as the Partitions of Poland. It regained independence after World War I but was subsequently occupied by Nazi Germany during World War II. After the war, Poland came under Soviet influence and became part of the Eastern Bloc until the fall of communism in 1989.
Alive...in Poland was created on 1989-11-17.
Senate of the Republic of Poland was created in 1989.
Communists no longer rule Poland. Since 1989 Poland is a democratic country.
Independence Air was created in 1989.
No, since 1989 Poland is no longer run under communism.
This depends on your definition of country. Poland has been its own country, the Republic of Poland, since 1989.
In 1989
The Date of Independence for Hungary was in the April of 1849
Franciszek Barcis was born in 1989, in Poland.