Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej

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The Heinrich Bauer Publishing House in Poland in the Years 1991-2002. Part Two: Other Periodicals

Z. Sokol

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej > 2005 > 8 > 1(15) > 123-143

The article continues to discuss a 12-year long history of the branch of the German publishing house Heinrich Bauer on the Polish publishing market, including its organisational structure, printing house and the Internet. The company started operating in Poland in 1991. By 2002, it launched a total of 39 titles intended for a variety of readers: women, men and young people.Its second part discusses...

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A Review of Polish Press Agency Bulletins in the Years 1944-1990

R. Piasecka

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej > 2005 > 8 > 1(15) > 97-122

The article provides a general characteristics of press bulletins published by the Polish Press Agency (PAP) in the years 1944-1990. The authoress examines the development of the PAP bulletins, taking as a point of departure the criterion of social access to the information.

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Fashion in the Selected Periodicals Published by the 'Bluszcz' Publishing Society in the Years 1921-1939

A. Kowalczyk

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej > 2005 > 8 > 1(15) > 63-76

Magazines such as 'Bluszcz' (Ivy), 'Swiat dziewczat' (The World of Girls), 'Mloda Matka' (Young Mother), 'Kobieta w swiecie i w domu' (A Woman in the World and at Home), 'Ja to zrobie' (I'll Do It), 'To co najmodniejsze' (What is the Most Fashionable), 'Dziecko i matka' (A Child and Mother), 'Zycie kobiece' (Woman's Life), or 'Kultura ciala' (Body Culture), were published under the aegis of the 'Bluszcz'...

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'Choral': a Monthly Magazine Devoted to Religious Music and Serious Plays by Rev. Julian Paczóski (Warsaw, 1904-1906)

M. Rausz, A. Sobol

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej > 2005 > 8 > 1(15) > 17-33

Since the 1850s, as a result of the Cecilian movement aimed at a renewal of religious music in Western Europe, many periodicals were devoted exclusively to religious music. In particular, this was also the case in Poland. The study discusses 'Choral', a monthly magazine representative of this group of periodicals with respect to its structure and from. The monthly was published in 1904-1906, the years...

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Leon Kowalski - the Grudziadz Typesetter and Editor Before the Prussian Court

G. Gzella

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej > 2005 > 8 > 1(15) > 5-16

Published since 1894, the periodical 'Gazeta Grudziadzka' (GG) often came under the scrutiny from the police and prosecution services for publications that did not conform to the law applicable in the part of Poland ruled by Prussia. Leon Kowalski, the author of texts published in the 12 and 17 September 1907 editions of GG, was one of the periodical's editors who appeared before the court when14...

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The 'Nowa Biblioteka Kaznodziejska' Monthly and its Role in Integrating Polish Society in the Years 1918-1939

A. Kaleta

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej > 2005 > 8 > 1(15) > 35-61

The 'Nowa Biblioteka Kaznodziejska', a monthly published by the Saint Adalbert Publishing House in the years 1906-1939, with a break from 1921 to 1924, was a professional religious publication intended for Catholic preachers. After 1918, the periodical started to champion the cause of integration of the Polish society as well as to document pro-integration activities and argue for the need to support...

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The Freedom of Press and the Press Law in Polish Legal Periodicals in the Period Between the World Wars (1918-1939)

G. Wrona

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej > 2005 > 8 > 1(15) > 77-96

The article presents a discussion on the freedom of press and the press law that was conducted in Polish legal periodicals in the period between the world wars. A total of 38 articles from 13 legal periodicals are discussed. The material is divided into two thematic sections: the freedom of press and the press law.

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Sentenced to Death for 'Inciting Publications' (May 1944 in Cracow)

J. Jarowiecki

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej > 2005 > 8 > 1(15) > 147-172

The article is devoted to young editors of the Polish underground press published in Cracow under German occupation in the years 1939-944, who were arrested and sentenced to death for their role in underground activities and editing of publications of the Polish resistance movement. Their names were published on the Nazi death posters and they were shot on 27 May 1944. These were Jerzy Szewczyk, Adam...

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