2014
DOI: 10.1515/curie-2015-0007
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Political thought of the Pilsudskites’ formation in Poland (1926–1939) – the main features/ Myśl polityczna formacji piłsudczykowskiej w Polsce… (1926–1939) – cechy podstawowe

Abstract: The article is an analysis of the characteristics of the political thought of the Pilsudskiite Camp on four levels. First - it was established that an impact of the authoritarian syndrome on the ideo-creative activity of Jozef Pilsudski’s followers and successors was significant. Second - the most important features of the Pilsudskiite ideology were analyzed. Third - the organizational and functional model of the Pilsudskiite Camp was evaluated. Fourth - the conceptual and programme model of the Pilsudskiite C… Show more

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“…Witos was critical of the provisions contained in the 1935 Basic Law that replaced the hitherto binding principle of the nation's sovereignty with the idea of the state. In the new Constitution, the Piłsudski camp chose a different model for the office of the President -as the holder of a uniform power of the state and the executor of sovereignty ascribed to the state, answerable to no one for his actions 40 . Witos considered it essential for the President to be actively involved in the work of the government, which was to strengthen his position and influence the political situation in the country: "Does the responsibility for what is happening, fall only on the government and those who support that government?…”
Section: The People's Partymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Witos was critical of the provisions contained in the 1935 Basic Law that replaced the hitherto binding principle of the nation's sovereignty with the idea of the state. In the new Constitution, the Piłsudski camp chose a different model for the office of the President -as the holder of a uniform power of the state and the executor of sovereignty ascribed to the state, answerable to no one for his actions 40 . Witos considered it essential for the President to be actively involved in the work of the government, which was to strengthen his position and influence the political situation in the country: "Does the responsibility for what is happening, fall only on the government and those who support that government?…”
Section: The People's Partymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Drugi nurt w definiowaniu myśli politycznej został szeroko zakrojony. Zdaniem Waldemara Parucha myśl polityczna oznacza: "wszelką formę refleksji nad rzeczywistością polityczną, niezależnie od stopnia rozwoju, wewnętrznej spójności i systematyzacji oraz uteoretyzowania i konkretyzacji" 10 . Jego zdaniem w rozważaniach na temat myśli politycznej widoczne są dwa stanowiska.…”
Section: Ulotny Przedmiot Badań O Definiowaniu Myśli Politycznejunclassified
“…Odpowiedź na pytanie o sposób rozumienia pojęcia myśli politycznej można prześledzić na poziomie pragmatycznym 35 . Wprawdzie trudno określić liczbę prac poświęconych myśli politycznej, ale, przykładowo, w katalogach biblioteki Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego można odnaleźć około 2700 tytułów, w których pojawia się wyrażenie myśl polityczna.…”
Section: Problematyka Podejmowana W Badaniach Myśli Politycznejunclassified
“…As he wanted to stamp out Russian and German influence from the area, he stipulated the necessity of establishing a multinational, federalized structure in the region. Only it could be an entity strong enough to resist Russian imperialism (Paruch, 2001;Kornat, 2020). Pilsudski, who had an army in his command and headed foreign policy in the eastern section, attempted to implement the federalization program.…”
Section: Historymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Pilsudskiites, on the other hand, stood for state consolidation, i.e., efforts to convince individual nationalities that the Republic is a superior value within which they would fit in while retaining the right to linguistic, cultural, religious etc. identity (Paruch, 2001). How these concepts were implemented is another matter.…”
Section: Historymentioning
confidence: 99%