Rosjanie i Rosja – w polskim „obiektywie pamięci”
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34767/HG.2014.04.10Keywords:
bolshevism, bolshevik absurd, red tsarism, white tsarism, Russian and Soviet power, the Russian policy, Russian society, the Russian mentality, Russian national character, private property, Russian intelligence, a „collective man”, the „new man”Abstract
The subject of the analysis in the article is the position of the two eminent Polish cogitators, historians, journalists, experts in the field Russia, who wrote in the twenties-thirties of the twentieth century. They are Jan Kucharzewski (1876-1952) and M. Zdziechowski (1861-1952). The former represents the moderately critical views in the evaluation of our neighbors. The latter is the implacable enemy of Bolshevism realized in Russia. The analysis of the views of these two thinkers indicates the topicality of numerous observations, as well as some prophetic abilities, especially when it comes to Zdziechowski.
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