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Polityka ukraińska Józefa Piłsudskiego w polskiej publicystyce lat 1995–2005

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Rozbicka R.
Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski
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2011
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vol. 2
163-178
EN
The article discusses the agreement Piłsudski – Petlura in the Polish press after 1995. Opinions of Polish journalists about the conception of eastern policy of Piłsudski and Dmowski are presented. Most journalists negatively assessed Dmowski’s attitude to Ukraine. He denied this nation’s right to independence. Profiles of Piłsudski and Petlura are also presented. It is worth noting that the Polish press related positively to ataman Petlura. In this work there is a description of the attitude of Polish journalists, who were for the fight of the Polish and Ukrainian people for independence against the common enemy, that is Russia. The article also presents a journalistic coverage of the Polish peace treaty in Riga. Treaty of Riga was called a betrayal of Ukraine, a second Yalta.
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Modele polskiej polityki pamięci. Obrazy wojny o Lwów w listopadzie 1918 roku w polskich periodykach polityczno-społecznych w miesiącu stulecia niepodległości Polski

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Stryjek T.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2019
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vol. 63
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issue 2
99-131
PL
This article contains a comparative analysis of presentations in selected Polish periodicals in November 2018 of the war between Poland and the Western Ukrainian People’s Republic over Lviv and Eastern Galicia in the years 1918–1919. In an analysis of the media discourse the author takes into account factographic, axiological, teleological, ideological, and political dimensions. He distinguishes five conventions for the presentation of the events: national-dramatic, national-heroic, martyrological-defamatory, tragic, and tragi-comical. He argues that not all have been represented in the different models of memory policy functioning in the public debate in Poland under the governments of the Law and Justice party (2015–2019). He considers that there have been four such models: the nationalist-Catholic, conservative-nationalist, universalist-patriotic, and self-critical. He argues that the rightist political party (Law and Justice) has long aligned itself with the conservative-nationalist model, while centrist groups, and especially the leftist group, do not attach great importance to memory policy. The author points to the danger resulting from neglect of historical issues in the Polish media.
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