CRACOVIANS IN THE SECOND REPUBLIC

Discover a fascinating collection of scholarly articles devoted to the role and life of Cracovians in the Second Republic. This publication, the result of a scientific session of the Society of Lovers of History and Monuments of Krakow, sheds new light on the political, military, diplomatic, clerical, Jewish and scientific aspects of life in Krakow at that time. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the city and get to know the outstanding figures who shaped its face.

• Politicians from Krakow in the Second Republic
• Military men from Krakow in the Second Republic
• The influence of Krakow on diplomacy in the Second Republic
• The Krakow clergy in the Second Republic
• The Krakow Jews in the Second Republic
• The Krakow scholars in the Second Republic
• Krakow as a hinterland for Upper Silesia and Cieszyn Silesia

The Society of Lovers of History and Monuments of Krakow, one of the longest-running associations in Poland, has been organizing annual scientific sessions since 1981, which have resulted in the publication series "Krakow in the History of the Nation". This publication is a collection of materials from the scientific session held on April 21, 2018, and presents articles by speakers who explore various aspects of life in Krakow in the interwar period.

The publication includes articles by Janusz Mierzwa, who analyzes the role of politicians from Krakow in the Second Republic, and Mariusz Wołos, who presents the figures of military men associated with Krakow in this period. Krzysztof Kloc examines Krakow's influence on diplomacy, and Jacek Urban analyzes the role of the Krakow clergy. Łukasz T. Sroka focuses on the life of Krakow Jews, and Przemysław M. Żukowski presents the contribution of Krakow scholars to the development of science. Kamil Stasiak analyzes Krakow's role as an intellectual and administrative hinterland for Upper Silesia and Cieszyn Silesia.

This unique publication is not only a collection of scholarly articles, but also a fascinating journey through time that allows us to better understand Krakow's role in the history of Poland. Thanks to it, we can learn about the everyday life of the city's inhabitants, their worries and joys, as well as their contribution to the development of culture, science and politics. This is a must-read for all lovers of the history of Krakow and Poland.