POLITICAL STUDIES - ADAM DOBOSZYŃSKI

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of political thought of Adam Doboszyński, one of the most important national thinkers of the Second Polish Republic. His articles, published in the turbulent years 1941-1946, are a valuable source of knowledge about the political and social realities of that time. This book is not only a collection of texts, but above all a testimony of the era and an attempt to understand Polish identity in difficult times.

• Collection of articles from 1941-1946
• Author: Adam Doboszyński
• Publisher: Miles
• Number of pages: 522
• Binding: paperback
• Format: 238x166 mm
• Year of publication: 2025

Adam Doboszyński was an extremely colorful and controversial figure. His views, although rooted in the national tradition, were also characterized by originality and independence of thought. In his articles, he addressed topics related to Polish identity, relations with other nations, the role of the state and the Church in social life. His texts, although written in a specific historical context, remain relevant and provoke reflection on contemporary problems.

Miles Publishing, which undertook the publication of this collection, is known for its attention to high editorial and substantive quality. The book has been carefully prepared and provided with an introduction that introduces the reader to the world of Adam Doboszyński's thoughts. The paperback binding ensures comfortable reading, and the 238x166 mm format makes the book handy and easy to take with you on a trip.

This book is not only a read for historians and political scientists, but also for all those interested in Polish history and culture. It is an excellent opportunity to learn about the thoughts of one of the most important national thinkers of the Second Polish Republic and to understand his contribution to the development of Polish political thought. This book will certainly enrich the reader's knowledge and encourage him to reflect more deeply on Polish identity and Poland's role in the world.

Adam Doboszyński was a victim of communist terror, which further emphasizes the importance of his intellectual legacy. His texts, although written in difficult times, are a testimony of unwavering faith in Poland and its future. This book is a tribute to his memory and an attempt to save his thoughts from oblivion. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand Polish history and culture.