 The copper-mining town of Lubin also became a hotspot for Solidarity-led rallies.On that day, the gathered people sang the Polish national anthem and chanted slurs and slogans against the communist regime, against the military junta with Jaruzelski as its head and against the Soviets.After approximately 30 minutes, the rally of 2,000 was surrounded by the Militia, armed with AK-47 assault rifles.