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Studia Historyczne (Historical Studies)

Identifiers

ISSN 0025-1429

Publisher

The Kraków Branch of the :Polish Academy of Sciences
The Kraków Branch of the Polish Academy of Sciences
The Kraków Branch of the Polish Academy of Sciences

Editorial office

Oddzial Polskiej Akademii Nauk w Krakowie, ul. Sw. Jana 28, 31-018 Kraków, Poland

Additional information

Data set: CEJSH

Articles

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PPS MILITANT TRAINING CAMP IN CRACOW DURING THE 1905 REVOLUTION (Szkola bojowa PPS w Krakowie z okresu rewolucji 1905 roku)

Waldemar Potkanski

Studia Historyczne (Historical Studies) > 2010 > 53 > 3(311) > 301-319

During the 1905 Revolution in Russia and the Kingdom of Poland activists of the Polish Socialist Party (PPS) decided to create a militant wing to conduct an armed campaign against Tsarist Russia. The militants were to be trained in a camp located in Galicia, which was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Within a few months the socialists and their sympathizers in Cracow followed up this initiative...
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POLES IN THE AUSTRIAN OFFICER CORPS IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY (Polacy w korpusie oficerskim armii austriackiej w pierwszej polowie XIX wieku)

Michal Baczkowski

Studia Historyczne (Historical Studies) > 2010 > 53 > 3(211) > 267-284

After the partitions of Poland a few million Poles were added to the population of Austria–Hungary. Between 1790 and 1815 the Austrian authorities made repeated attempts to recruit Polish volunteers, especially those of gentry stock, many of whom were to be promoted to officer rank. The greatest number of Polish officers served in the Uhlan regiments (there were four of them at that time). The infantry...
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JAN PIWOWARCZYK AND EUROPEAN INTEGRATION PROJECTS IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD (Jan Piwowarczyk wobec europejskich koncepcji integracyjnych w okresie miedzywojennym)

Andrzej Synowiec

Studia Historyczne (Historical Studies) > 2010 > 53 > 3(211) > 321-334

European integration was one of the many interests of Father Jan Piwowarczyk (1889-1959), priest, journalist, lecturer and renowned supporter of the Catholic social teaching. Piwowarczyk was particularly interested in the ideas of European integration formulated by Count Coudenhove-Calergi, Aristide Briand, and his collaborator Eduard Herriot. He also followed the Franco-German rivalry in the Danube...
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