The Accords led to the creation of several Western organisations charged with monitoring the Eastern Bloc's adherence to their terms - including Helsinki Watch,of Human Rights Watch. This contributed significantly to both internal and external pressure on the Soviet Union, Warsaw Pact, and Yugoslavia. However, there are unambiguous indications meddling in the Eastern Bloc was hardwired into Helsinki before inception. Key among itswas the Soviet-supported Polish government distribute 50,000 copies of Helsinki's "human rights" protocols to the wider public. Within just a year, Solidarity's membership exceeded over 10 million.The movement's inexorable rise sent shockwaves throughout the Warsaw Pact.