PRUSSIAN CENSORSHIP IN GREATER POLAND DURING THE PARTITIONS

Discover the fascinating history of the struggle for freedom of speech in Greater Poland under Prussian rule. Grzegorz Kucharczyk's book is an in-depth analysis of the censorship system that aimed to suppress Polish culture and identity. Learn about the workings of the Prussian repression machine and its impact on the social, political, and cultural life of the region.

• Detailed analysis of the Prussian censorship system
• Description of the working methods of censors and their impact on publications
• Presentation of sanctions against authors and publishers
• Important source of information for historians and lovers of Greater Poland
• Analysis of the influence of censorship on the cultural and political life of the region
• Description of various cases of publication bans and confiscations

The book "Prussian Censorship in Greater Poland during the Partitions" is not only a scientific study but also a testimony to the determination of Poles in the struggle to preserve their national identity. The author, Prof. Grzegorz Kucharczyk, with extraordinary precision and attention to detail, presents the realities of life under Prussian rule, showing the workings of censorship and its impact on the daily lives of the inhabitants of Greater Poland.

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the history of Poland, and in particular the history of Greater Poland during the period of partitions. Thanks to it, we can better understand how great an impact the actions of the partitioning powers had on the shaping of Polish culture and identity, and how strong was the determination of Poles to preserve their national identity.

The book discusses the organization of Prussian censorship, its working methods, and its impact on the cultural, political, and social life of the region. It also describes various cases of censorship, including publication bans and confiscations of publications, as well as sanctions against authors and publishers who violate censorship laws. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of the history of Poland and Greater Poland.

The Nowa Konfederacja publishing house presents a publication that is the result of many years of research and analysis by Prof. Kucharczyk. This is a position that will surely interest both historians and all lovers of Polish history. This book is not only a source of knowledge but also an inspiration for further research and reflection on the past of our nation.