A nurse named Alina relayed news of a strike in this city sparked by the firing of a woman over membership in the WZZW. A neo-socialist writer asked “Why Die for” [this city] (10[6])in an anti-war (10[2])slogan published in (10[1])a Parisian newspaper. In this city, a list (10[1])of 21 demands made (10[1])by the Inter-Enterprise Strike Committee, or MKS, led to an agreement (10[1])permitting politically independent (10[2])unions. (10[1])At the start of one invasion, the Brownshirts aided local police in a fierce battle (-5[1])over this city’s Post (10[1])Office. (10[1]-5[2])At Versailles, a corridor of land west (10[1])of this port city was granted to (10[1])a country (10[1]-5[2])led by Józef (10[1])Piłsudski. (10[2]-5[1])A 1980 strike in this city’s shipyards (10[3])led to the formation of Solidarity. (10[1])For 10 points, a crisis over what “Free City” on the Baltic Sea (10[1])was an immediate cause of the Nazi invasion of (10[1])Poland? ■END■ (10[1]0[1])