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Działalność organizacyjna i społeczna ziemianina Franciszka Łubieńskiego

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Płonka M.
Res Gestae. Czasopismo Historyczne
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2022
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vol. 14
58-75
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Franciszek Marian Adam Łubieński (1859–1915) appeared in the land of Stryszów in 1886, after marrying Rozalia née Gorczyńska. He subsequently changed the image of a landowner living in the local manor house, which developed over the centuries in the eyes of Stryszów citizens. Łubieński abandoned his university career, devoting himself to his family and rural community, for which he tried to build a new school building, initiated the establishment of Kółko Rolnicze (Agricultural Circle), and provided new jobs. His commitment and pro-social activities were shared by his wife Rozalia, and with time also each of their children. From 1886, the manor house in Stryszów was a meeting place for the owners of the village with peasants, who increasingly being invited there as members of local theater, women’s and Catholic communities.
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MICHAŁ PAWLIKOWSKI JAKO ZIEMIANIN – WŁAŚCICIEL KLUCZA MEDYCKIEGO W LATACH 1919–1939

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Jakubowski B.
Rocznik Przemyski
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2018
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vol. 54
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issue 1(21): Historia
102-130
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This paper aims to present Michał Pawlikowski as a landowner and owner of the Medyka demesne in the years 1919-1939. It highlights the effort Pawlikowski put into restoring his family estate destroyed by the war and managing it until the outbreak of World War II. The author attempts to explain the complex family and financial relations connected with the estate as well as describing Michał Pawlikowski’s leading role in administering it. Pawlikowski’s difficult financial situation in the 1930s made him sell the manor lands and resulted in abandoning or suspending a lot of public and editorial initiatives.
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