CORRESPONDENCE AND POLITICAL PAPERS OF JAN GWALBERT PAWLIKOWSKI FROM 1904-1914

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Polish politics and thought of the early 20th century with the unique collection of documents by Jan Gwalbert Pawlikowski. This carefully prepared source monograph is a real treat for history enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone who wants to understand the complexities of that era. Discover forgotten figures, events, and dilemmas that shaped the Polish elites.

• 580 documents of various origins, including political memoranda, manifestos, and correspondence.
• Correspondence with prominent representatives of Galician political and intellectual elites.
• Unique insights into the process of building the structures of the Democratic-National Party.
• Materials regarding the socio-political life of Galicia, activities in the Regional Parliament and the Vienna Council of State.
• A captivating story about forgotten figures and events.
• Invaluable insights into the dilemmas and moods of the Polish elites of the early 20th century.
• Galician opus magnum for Polish epistolography.

The correspondence and political papers of Jan Gwalbert Pawlikowski from 1904-1914 are an extraordinary source of knowledge about a turbulent period in Polish history. The monograph contains 580 documents, including political memoranda, manifestos, declarations, programs, reports, resolutions, electoral and agitational leaflets, financial accounts, drafts of electoral ordinances, and lists of activists of the Democratic-National Party. It is a true treasure trove for anyone interested in Polish politics and history.

Particularly valuable is the extensive correspondence with prominent representatives of Galician political and intellectual elites, as well as with activists, priests, and officials. Letters, telegrams, and postcards are not only an interesting testimony of bygone times, but also allow the reader to take a "behind-the-scenes" look at the process of building the structures of the Democratic-National Party, expanding political influence, competing on the Galician political scene, and agitating among various social strata.

The source monograph is a captivating story about forgotten figures and events, about attitudes, social and political phenomena, about diverse points of view, and about the dilemmas faced by the Polish elites. It is a book in which the concrete intertwines with the spirit of the times, and history comes to life anew. The reader, even the less experienced one, will sense the prevailing moods and feel the climate of the era.

For the Polish epistolography of the early 20th century, the correspondence and political papers of Jan Gwalbert Pawlikowski from 1904-1914 are undoubtedly an invaluable source, a unique Galician opus magnum.