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Komunistyczna Partia Zachodniej Ukrainy i tzw. proces łucki

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Bojko Ł.
Studia nad Autorytaryzmem i Totalitaryzmem
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2016
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vol. 38
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issue 3
101-113
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Communist Party of Poland (KPP), operating within the territory of the Second Polish Republic, displayed strong racially-motivated separatist tendencies, which lead to the creation of the Commu­nist Party of Western Ukraine (KPZU) — an autonomous movement operating within the KPP struc­tures. In the mid-thirties of 20th century KPZU activists were put in the dock inthe so-called Luck trial, the most prominent trial of communists in pre-war Poland. Drawing mainly upon court records, the author presents the history of this marginal political party and describes the Luck trial.
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Взаємини Комуністичної Партії Західної України та Комуністичної Партії Польщі у 1920-х рр.

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Pyrig M.
Komunizm: system – ludzie - dokumentacja
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2014
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issue 3
21-48
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Mutual relations between The Communist party of Poland and The Communist party of Western Ukraine in 1920th are characterized with the presence of ponderable conflicts and recriminations. KPWU was fighting for a wide autonomy in the activity explaining it the features of development of political force on the territory of East Galicia and Volyn’ in a counterbalance to other Polish territories. KPP tried to centralize guidance upon all communist forces in Poland for better control after activity of local organizations and their maximal efficiency. Persuasion that ІІ convention of KPP in 1923 settled all conflicts and allowed two parties to be completely incorporated and to act in concert is not confirmed by several inner-party crises that became especially noticeable in the second half 1920th.
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