The correct answer is: Poland.
1. Poland was the first Eastern European nation to reject Communism.
2. In 1989, Poland initiated the dismantling of the Communist system through negotiations and free elections.
3. This movement, led by the trade union Solidarity and figures like Lech Wałęsa, marked the beginning of the end of Communism in Eastern Europe.
4. The rejection of Communism in Poland paved the way for other countries in the region to also transition towards democracy and free-market economies.
