A SATIRE ON AUGUST ZALESKI, I.E. ON THE CONFLICT BETWEEN WOJCIECH WASIUTYŃŚKI AND THE PARISIAN SYRENA In 1949 the Parisian weekly Syrena published an anonymous satire on President August Zaleski. As it later turned out, it was written by Wojciech Wasiutyński, a well-known journalist and activist of the Stronnictwo Narodowe (National Party). Wasiutyński was not informed about the decision to publish his text and was outraged, demanding compensation. The editorial team explained that the anonymous copies of the satire had circulated among Polish immigrants. The issue echoed a far more significant debate concerning the office of the President of Poland in exile
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The study discusses the more controversial ways for naming and addressing target recipients of books...
This paper is based on the unknown up to this point documents of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of ...
The author of the article presents a profile of Zygmunt Żurawski, one of the most prominent politica...
World War II scattered Polish writers all over the world. After the War, some of them came back to P...
In 1951 Czesław Miłosz decided to ask the French Government for political asylum and stay in exile. ...
A breakthrough in the political activity of Władysław Konopczyński took place in 1922 and involved w...
Zygmunt Nowakowski był jedną z czołowych postaci ,,polskiego Londynu". Zaangażowaną postawą pisarską...
„Monitor Londyński” – the Brief Life of a Periodical Issued by the „Castle” LegalistsThe first issue...
In the 17th century funeral sermons were one of the most frequent forms of public utterances. More t...
The article presents a selection of letters written to a literary historian, Feliks Araszkiewicz fro...
“Material catastrophe” in the memories of three women – members of the Polish aristocracy and landed...
Wydawanie na obczyźnie utworów polskich pisarzy i poetów epoki romantyzmu było jednym z przejawów ży...
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The main aim of the article is an analyse of coverage book titled Płuczki. Poszukiwacze żydowskiego ...
The article contains an analysis of reportage books by Małgorzata Szejnert: Wyspa klucz [Key Island...
The study discusses the more controversial ways for naming and addressing target recipients of books...
This paper is based on the unknown up to this point documents of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of ...