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Po sanacji skarbu - sanacja życia gospodarczego: przemówienie na ...
STANFORD UBRAMES PO SANACJI SKARBU— SANACJA tyCIA GOSPODARCZEGO. PRZEMÓWIENIE PANA PREZESA RADY MINISTSÓW I MINISTRA SKARBU WŁADYSŁAWA GRABSKIEGO na posiedzeniu Sejmowej Komisji ...
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Sanacja Śląska 1926-1939: zarys dziejów politycznych - Strona 361
Pepeeso- wcy za niniejsze zło uważali sanację, mimo iż wiedli z nią spór zasadniczej natury. Rozmiękczanie opozycji nie musiało wcale dokonywać 'się, jak zwykło się przesadzać, drogą zewnętrznych nacisków, ono tkwiło w jej istocie.
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The Clash of Moral Nations: Cultural Politics in Piłsudski's Poland, ...
The inauguration of the sanacja regime helped focus and foster this anti- semitism. Though Polish antisemitism was at its most virulent in the mid- and late 1930s, references to Jews as a pernicious foreign in¶uence in Poland, calls to boycott ...
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Poland's Threatening Other: The Image of the Jew from 1880 to the ...
In the aftermath of Piłsudski's successful coup d'état of 1926 the so-called Sanacja, which originated in the Independent Camp (Obóz Niepodległo ́s- ciowy), headed by Piłsudski, took over the government and remained in power until the ...
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Antisemitism and Its Opponents in Modern Poland - Strona 159
The nationalist camp also used antisemitism as a weapon in its struggle with the Sanacja regime for political power by accusing the government of caving in to Jewish interests. After Pitsudski's death the Sanacja itself also came to see as a ...
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Eastern Europe: an introduction to the people, lands, and culture. ...
His regime now took the name of Sanacja (moral sanitation). The first Sanacja governments eliminated much of the chaos of the previous administrations and achieved some continuity and stability.Also, a large part of the national minorities ...
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Historical Dictionary of Poland, 966-1945 - Strona 523
SANACJA 523 SAMOGITIA. See ZMUDZ. SAMOSTRZELNIK, STANISLAW (1485?-1541), painter. A Cistercian* monk, he became a chaplain and Court painter of Chancellor K. Szydlowiecki.* Samostrzelnik directed a painting studio in ...
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The Conditions of Democracy in Europe 1919-39: Systematic Case Studies
He was supported by other Sanacja leaders who were in conflict with Slawek. The presidential group adopted a diametrically opposed idea based on relaxing the political struggle against the democratic parties. When Slawek's defeat became ...
D. Berg-Schlosser, J. Mitchell,
2000
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A Difficult Neighbourhood: Essays on Russia and East-Central Europe ...
He was also treated to a dressing down from the Prime Minister, General Władysław Sikorski, who viewed him as a supporter of the Pilsudskiite Sanacja regime,3 which Sikorski's government had effectively supplanted. It was not the last ...
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Polish-Jewish Relations During the Second World War - Strona 10
The policy of the ruling Sanacja brought the country to a state of economic and political ruin. This policy helped unleash such an anti-Semitic hue and cry that Poland before the war became the leading anti-Semitic country in Europe, second to ...
Emanuel Ringelblum, Joseph Kermish, Shmuel Krakowski,
1992