Narodowa Demokracja w procesie kształtowania świadomości i tożsamości narodowej Polaków przed I wojną światową w świetle publicystyki „Przeglądu Narodowego” (1908–1914)
National Democracy Shaping Pre-War Polish Consciousness and Identity Through the Journal „Przegląd Narodowy” (1908–1914)

Summary/Abstract: National Democracy belonged to the largest and most serious – next to socialists, conservatives and people’s movement – political forces of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. In the period before World War I, it had a lot of social support, which stemmed from the fact that one of the basic elements of her identity were independence slogans and an educational program. It was also one of those political forces that appreciated the role of the press in promoting its own ideology. National Democracy is considered the creator of one of the most opinion-forming press systems before 1939, with a large number of titles intended for a diverse audience, and a network of distribution of this press. National Democracy used the press to transmit political thought and to achieve its current political aims. The subject of the discussion in this article is the problem of shaping the national consciousness and national identity of Poles, undertaken in „Przegląd Narodowy” („National Review”), published in Warsaw in 1908–1914 edited by Zygmunt Balicki.

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