THE PRESS OF PIOTRKÓW TRYBUNALSKI 1805-1939 - DANUTA BRUSKA

Discover the fascinating history of Piotrków Trybunalski, a city with a rich past in terms of Sejms, tribunals, and independence, through the lens of its press. Danuta Bruska's book is the first scientific monograph presenting the press of this city from the 18th century to 1939. This innovative and comprehensive study fills a significant gap in scientific knowledge, covering the Polish, Russian, Jewish, and Ukrainian press.

• The first scientific monograph presenting the press of Piotrków Trybunalski.
• Covers the Polish, Russian, Jewish, and Ukrainian press, providing a complete picture of the city's media landscape.
• A mirror of the history of an extraordinary city, important in the history of Poland.
• The rich historical past of Piotrków Trybunalski as the site of the sessions of the Sejm of the Republic, the seat of the Crown Tribunal, and the capital of the governorate under Russian rule.
• A center of independence thought during World War I.
• The seat of the Military Department of the Supreme National Committee and the place of formation of the Polish Legions.

This book is not only a scientific study but also a fascinating journey through time, which allows you to understand the phenomenon of the past press. Piotrków Trybunalski, a city with a rich history, deserves to have its press known and understood. It was the press that reflected the events, social moods, and political developments of that time.

This monograph is aimed at a wide audience. It will interest press researchers, journalists, political scientists, historians, sociologists, regionalists, students, but also all those who would like to get closer to the fascinating world of the past press and understand its phenomenon. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and the role of the press in shaping society.

The PWN Scientific Publishing House, known for its high-quality scientific publications, presents readers with a study that will surely remain in their memory for a long time. The hardcover binding, careful edition, and rich content are a guarantee of reading satisfaction. The 241x182 mm format and 474 pages are the perfect combination of reading comfort and wealth of information.

Do not hesitate, reach for this book and discover the fascinating world of the press of Piotrków Trybunalski! Learn about the history of a city that played an important role in the history of Poland. Understand how the press shaped society and what values it promoted. This is a read that will surely enrich your knowledge and allow you to look at history from a new perspective.