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The 'Dziennik Polski' Daily in Kraków (1940-1945) vis-a-vis the Underground Press of the Democratic Party and the Polish Democracy Party under Nazi Occupation

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Jarowiecki J.
Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej
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2007
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vol. 10
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issue 1(19)
113-149
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The article outlines the history of one of the longest running underground periodicals in Kraków. 'Dziennik Polski' was published by the Democratic Party and, from 1943, by the Polish Democracy Party. Issues discussed include the composition of subsequent editorial teams, editors (e.g. F. M. Arczynski), changes in title and editorial offices, the distribution system. 613 issues were analysed for identification of the paper's political agenda, which was found to undergo a shift towards radicalism. The initial support for the émigré government turned into criticism of its concept and vision of the independent Poland.
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Sentenced to Death for 'Inciting Publications' (May 1944 in Cracow)

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Jarowiecki J.
Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej
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2005
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vol. 8
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issue 1(15)
147-172
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The article is devoted to young editors of the Polish underground press published in Cracow under German occupation in the years 1939-944, who were arrested and sentenced to death for their role in underground activities and editing of publications of the Polish resistance movement. Their names were published on the Nazi death posters and they were shot on 27 May 1944. These were Jerzy Szewczyk, Adam Kania, Stanislaw Szczerba, Leszek Guzy, Zdzislaw Wójcik, Jerzy Wirth, Edward Heil. They were editors of the following periodicals: 'Informacje Radiowe', 'Przeglad Polski', 'Na ucho', 'Watra', 'Czuwaj', 'Malopolski Biuletyn Informacyjny'.
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'Kurier Wilenski' (1924-1939)

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Janik M., Jarowiecki J.
Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej
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2004
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vol. 7
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issue 2(14)
77-96
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'Kurier Wilenski' (1924-1939) was a political and social journal featuring extended coverage of culture and arts. Established by A. Kleczkowski, the journal was run by a succession of editors, including A. Kleczowski, J. Batorowicz, K. Sokolowski, K. Okulicz and B. Wscieklica. Initially unpartisan, the journal later showed its support for Józef Pilsudski. The news and other information published by the journal always displayed pro-government bias. The journal stood in opposition to the conservative views of the 'Slowo' periodical and the nationalist journal 'Dziennik Wilenski'”.
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