NATIONAL POLICY IN THE REBUILT STATE - ROMAN DMOWSKI

Immerse yourself in the profound analysis of the political thought of Roman Dmowski, one of the most important ideologues of Polish nationalism. The book "National Policy in the Rebuilt State" is a collection of essays and articles that are key to understanding his vision of Poland as a strong, sovereign national state. Dmowski, with extraordinary insight, analyzes the political, social and economic situation of the time, proposing solutions aimed at strengthening Polish identity and position on the international stage.

• In-depth analysis of Polish national thought
• Key texts by Roman Dmowski
• Insightful look at the history and future of Poland
• Inspiration for contemporary political debates
• Edition from 2025

Roman Dmowski, born in 1864, was not only a politician and publicist, but also one of the main architects of Polish independence after World War I. His works, although controversial, are an invaluable source of knowledge about Polish history and the ideas that shaped Polish politics for many years. Dmowski believed in the power of the nation and the need to build a strong state based on national values.

In "National Policy in the Rebuilt State," Dmowski addresses a number of important issues, such as the role of the Church in the state, economic issues, relations with other nations, and the vision of a future Poland. His analyses are extremely relevant today, in the era of globalization and the changing world order. This book is not only a testimony of the era, but also an inspiration to reflect on the contemporary challenges facing Poland.

Miles Publishing, known for its attention to editorial quality and fidelity to the originals, presents this edition in an elegant paperback cover, preserving the original format of 204x146 mm. This is an ideal item for anyone interested in Polish history, political thought, and the ideas that shaped our national identity. Number of pages: 222.