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PL9902258 ISSN 1425-204X INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY (27 no Iff] /a} IT 1998 I 30-44 EDITORS Wiktor Smuiek, Ph.D. Bozena Bursa PRINTING Sylwester Wojtas © Copyright by the Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, Warszawa 1999 All rights reserved CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION 9 MANAGEMENT OF THE INSTITUTE 11 MANAGING STAFF OF THE INSTITUTE 11 HEADS OF THE INCT DEPARTMENTS 11 PROFESSORS AND SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL 12 PROFESSORS 12 ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 13 ASSISTANT PROFFESSORS (Ph.D.) 13 SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL (1995-1999) 15 HONORARY MEMBERS OF THE INCT SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL (1995-1999) 16 RADIATION CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS, RADIATION TECHNOLOGIES 17 PHOTOOXIDATION OF METHIONINE DERIVATIVES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS K. Bobrowski, G.L. Hug, B. Marciniak 19 HYDROXYL RADICAL INDUCED OXIDATION OF (x-(METHYLTHIO)ACETAMIDE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS P. WiSniowski, K. Bobrowski 20 SILVER CLUSTERS IN ZIC-4 ZEOLITES J. Michalik, Jong-Sung Yu, J. Sadio 21 ESR STUDY OF POLYCRYSTALLINE TRIPEPTIDES G. Strzelczak, K. Bobrowski, J. Michalik 24 EPR STUDY OF PARAMAGNETIC PRODUCTS IN DRUGS FOLLOWING y-STERILISATION H.B. Ambroz, E.M. Kornacka, B. Marciniec, G. Przybytniak 26 MODIFICATION OF DNA RADIOLYSIS BY DTT AT CRYOGENIC TEMPERATURES H.B. Ambroz, E.M. Kornacka, G. Przybytniak 27 THEORETICAL STUDY ON DECOMPOSITION OF ETHYL CHLORIDE IN DRY AIR UNDER INFLUENCE OF ELECTRON BEAM H. Nichipor, E. Dashouk, A.G. Chmielewski, Z. Zimek, S. Buika 28 EFFECT OF SELECTED INORGANIC SCAVENGERS ON RADIOLYTIC DEGRADATION OF 2,4-DICHLOROPHENOL P. Drzewicz, P.P. Panta, W. GJuszewski, M. Trojanowicz 30 RADIATION YIELD OF MULTI-IONIZATION SPURS IN SOLID ALANINE Z.P. Zagorski 33 FREE RADICALS IN EB IRRADIATED BLENDS OF POLYETHYLENE AND BUTADIENE-STYRENE BLOCK COPOLYMER G.K. -
Apollo Korzeniowski's Poland and Muscovy
APOLLO KORZENIOWSKI’S POLAND AND MUSCOVY Jerzy Zdrada The Jagiellonian University, Cracow Apollo Korzeniowski’s treatise entitled Poland and Muscovy has escaped the attention of scholars writing about the attitudes of Poles towards Russia in the post-partition era; to date only general summaries of the work have appeared in biographical notes on this “forgotten poet”. Presenting the essential idea of Korzeniowski’s “treatise-cum-memoir”, Czesław Miłosz rightly warns us against the rash tendency to ascribe nationalism to its author.1 In his turn, Roman Taborski, while granting the work “some documentary value”, defi nes it as “a sad testimony to a loss of perspicacity in this writer, who used to be so discerning in evaluating social phenomena”, adding that the treatise is “a historiosophic study which is imbued with extreme national chauvinism and continues the traditions of messianist ideology” by idealising Poland’s historical past and vilifying the Russian nation.2 In his pithy observation, Zdzisław Najder aptly emphasises the fact that “this embittered disquisition […] deals, in passionate tones, with Russo-Polish relations from the time of the fi rst partition” and with Russia’s place in Europe. Korzeniowski, Najder adds, shows Russia against the historical background of “a struggle between barbarism and civilization” as “a contemporary embodiment of Asiatic, Tartar, and Byzantine bar- barism”, thus accusing Western Europe of a “cowardly or naive attitude towards Russia”.3 However true these views may seem, they fail to do adequate justice to the con- tent, the character and the aim of Korzeniowski’s Poland and Muscovy. They do not take into account the connection between Apollo’s refl ections and the views, or rather 1 Czesław Miłosz. -
The Sarmatian Portrait As the Pop-Cultural Symbol of Baroque Art in Poland1
‘Ribald man with a cranky look’. The Sarmatian portrait as the pop-cultural symbol of Baroque art in Poland1 M.A. Emilia Kłoda, M.A. Adam Szeląg Figure 1 Cover, Wprost, no. 44, October 2007. A bald-headed man with an exotic-looking moustache looks out at us from a magazine cover. The face, taken from a Baroque period portrait, is shown wearing a modern white-collar shirt. ‘How Polish is a Pole?’ the heading asks.2 Clearly, the ugly, round, bewhiskered face is meant to represent a stereotypical native of Poland (Figure 1). This cover of the popular weekly Wprost provides a perfect example of the use of a Sarmat figure in the twenty-first-century mass media. Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann observed that the Sarmatian idea of Poland is not just a simplistic vision of Polishness abroad, but also an image of the nation accepted and reproduced by the Poles themselves.3 Despite of its popularity, the term ‘Sarmatism’ still remains 1 This article is partly based on research enabled by the financial support of the Herder Institute of Historical Research on East Central Europe – Institute of the Leibnitz Association Marburg. We would also like to thank the archivists from the National Museum in Warsaw, who enabled our research in the museum’s collections. 2 Front cover of Wprost, 44, October 2007. 3 Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann, ‘W oczach własnych i cudzych. Polska kultura i sztuka 1572– Journal of Art Historiography Number 15 December 2016 Kłoda and Szeląg ‘Ribald man with a cranky look’ without a clear definition.4 As Hans-Jürgen Bömelburg has noticed, the concept is broad enough to allow Polish authors to overuse it constantly. -
Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica Współautorzy Tomu XIII
Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica Współautorzy tomu XIII Filip Cyuńczyk (Uniwersytet w Białymstoku) Elisabetta Fiocchi Malaspina (University of Genoa) Michał Gałędek (Uniwersytet Gdański) Jacek Goclon (Uniwersytet Wrocławski) Łukasz Gołaszewski (Uniwersytet Warszawski) Piotr Kołodko (Uniwersytet w Białymstoku) Liubou Krasnitskaya (Uniwersytet w Białymstoku) Marcin Łysko (Uniwersytet w Białymstoku) Piotr Niczyporuk (Uniwersytet w Białymstoku) Rafael Ramis-Barcelo´ (Universitat de les Illes Balears) Belinda Rodr´ıguez Arrocha (Universidad de La Laguna, Espana)˜ Stephanie Rohlfing-Dijoux (Universite´ Paris Ouest Nanterre La Defense)´ Stanisław Salmonowicz (Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu) Otmar Seul (Universite´ Paris Ouest Nanterre La Defense)´ Krzysztof Szczygielski (Uniwersytet w Białymstoku) Konrad Tomasz Tadajczyk (Uniwersytet Łódzki) Laura Magdalena Trocan (University „Constantin Brancusi” of Targu-Jiu,ˆ Romania) Krzysztof Żochowski (Uniwersytet w Biaymstoku) UNIWERSYTET W BIAŁYMSTOKU WYDZIAŁ PRAWA KATEDRA NAUK HISTORYCZNOPRAWNYCH I KOMPARATYSTYKI PRAWNICZEJ Zakład Historii Państwa i Prawa Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica Tom XIII, z. 1 pod redakcją Izabeli Kraśnickiej Białystok 2014 Rada Naukowa/Scientific Board: Adam Czarnota (University of Białystok and International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Onati,˜ Spain); Soazick Kerneis (Universite´ Paris Ouest Nanterre La Defense,´ France); Adam Lityński (Humanitas University, Sosnowiec, Poland); Marju Luts-Sootak (University of Tartu, Estonia); Piotr Niczyporuk (University of Białystok, -
Political Murder and the Victory of Ethnic Nationalism in Interwar Poland
POLITICAL MURDER AND THE VICTORY OF ETHNIC NATIONALISM IN INTERWAR POLAND by Paul Brykczynski A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (History) in the University of Michigan 2013 Doctoral Committee: Professor Brian Porter-Szűcs, Chair Professor Ronald G. Suny Professor Geneviéve Zubrzycki Professor Robert Blobaum, University of West Virginia DEDICATION In memory of my Grandfather, Andrzej Pieczyński, who never talked about patriotism but whose life bore witness to its most beautiful traditions and who, among many other things, taught me both to love the modern history of Poland and to think about it critically. ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In a project such as this, there are innumerable people to thank. While I know that this list will never be comprehensive, I will nevertheless do my best to acknowledge at least some of those without whom this work would not have been possible. Most important, there will never be a way to adequately thank my wife and best friend, Andrea, for standing by me 150% through this long and often difficult journey. Working on a PhD certainly has its ups and downs and, without Andrea, I would not have made it through the latter. Her faith in my work and in the path I had chosen never wavered, even when mine occasionally did. With that kind of support, one can accomplish anything one set one’s mind to. An enormous thank you must go to my parents, Mikołaj and Ewa Brykczyński. Despite being uprooted from their culture by the travails of political emigration, they somehow found the strength to raise me with the traditions of the Central European Intelligentsia—that is to say in an environment where books were read, ideas were discussed, and intellectual curiosity was valued and encouraged. -
Rząd Leoplda Skulskiego 13 XII 1919 – 9 VI 1920
A CTA UNIVERSITATIS LODZIENSIS FOLIA HISTORICA 88, 2012 JACEK GOCLON (UNIWERSYTET WROCŁAWSKI) Rząd Leopolda Skulskiego (13 XII 1919 – 9 VI 1920), skład, funkcjonowanie i jego polityka wschodnia Gabinet Leopolda Skulskiego był trzecim rządem Drugiej Rzeczypospolitej i został powołany w jedenaście dni po złożeniu dymisji (w dniu 4 grudnia 1919 r.) przez poprzedniego premiera, Ignacego Paderewskiego. Funkcjonował około pół roku i to w okresie działania tego rządu nastąpiła „wyprawa na Kijów”, tak póź- niej brzemienna w skutkach dla narodu i państwa polskiego; stąd podjęcie zapo- wiadanego w tytule tematu wydaje się w pełni zasadne, tym bardziej że w histo- riografii istnieje pewna luka; gabinet ten, jego funkcjonowanie i działalność – szczególnie w zakresie „polityki wschodniej” – nie uzyskały dotychczas, zda- niem autora, wyczerpującego opracowania. Publikacja ta jest próbą wypełnienia tej luki. Jej podstawą stały się – zacho- wane w Archiwum Akt Nowych w Warszawie – protokoły posiedzeń Prezydium Rady Ministrów, wspomnienia pamiętnikarskie, relacje prasowe, źródła druko- wane i opracowania1. Utworzenie gabinetu Leopolda Skulskiego Na wstępie warto przypomnieć, iż swoje pierwsze sejmowe exspose premier nowego rządu, rozpoczął kurtuazyjnym oddaniem zasług swojemu wielkiemu – talentem pianistycznym i światową sławą – poprzednikowi Ignacemu Paderew- skiemu, stwierdzając wprost: „Uchybiłbym z pewnością swoim obowiązkom gdybym obejmując kierownictwo Rady Ministrów Rzeczypospolitej nie zaczął od wyrazów wysokiej czci i uznania mojemu znakomitemu poprzednikowi Igna- cemu Paderewskiemu. [...] Z Ignacym Paderewskim ustąpił z urzędu – miejmy 1 Por. Ł. Kot, Leopold Skulski. Premier z Zamościa 1877–1939, Zamość 2007; D. K a s z- c z y k - G r o d z i d z k a, Farmaceuta łódzki Leopold Skulski, polityk, społecznik i mąż stanu II Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, „Wędrownik” 1990, nr 1–3; Kto był kim w Drugiej Rzeczypospolitej, red. -
Bibliografia Historii Gospodarczej Drugiej Rzeczypospolitej
BIBLIOGRAFIA HISTORII GOSPODARCZEJ DRUGIEJ RZECZYPOSPOLITEJ pod redakcją Wojciecha Morawskiego przy współpracy Barbary Marandy-Porębskiej «MM»* SZKOŁA GŁOWNA HANDLOWA ta % WARSZAWA PRACA DOFINANSOWANA PRZEZ MEN Recenzent Andrzej Jezierski Redaktor Ewa Bem ' " I 'a H F -1b9?3 Copyright by Oficyna Wydawnicza SGH, Warszawa 1996 ISBN 83-86689-59-5 Oficyna Wydawnicza Szkoły Głównej Handlowej, Warszawa 1996 Wydanie I. Ark.wyd. 13,30. Ark.druk. 13,25 Zamówienie 170/XII/96 SPIS TREŚCI Wykaz ważniejszych skrótów ................................................................................................... 5 Wstęp ............................................................................................................................................... 7 I. Zagadnienia ogólne — Jacek Luszniewicz ................................................................. 9 II. Doktryny ekonomiczne, polityka gospodarcza — Jacek Luszniewicz, Wojciech Morawski ............................................................................................................................. 20 III. Dyspozycja gospodarcza, kapitały — Zbigniew Landau ......................................... 46 IV. Ludność — Janusz Piechociński..................................................................................... 53 V. Przemysł, rzemiosło — Paweł Tanewski...................................................................... 65 VI. Rolnictwo — Wojciech Roszkowski............................................................................. 75 VII. Komunikacja — Janusz -
Nr. 34 – December 2018
H-1064 Budapest, Vörösmarty u. 35. ▪ Tel./Fax: (36-1) 342 1573 ▪ Bank: 11706016-20441966 E-mail: [email protected] ▪ Website: http://www.lisztsociety.hu/ A Magyar Liszt Ferenc Társaság információs kiadványa Newsletter of the Hungarian Liszt Society T a r t a l o m C o n t e n t Hírek News – Új tagozat alakult . 2 – A new branch has been established . 2 – Új Liszt Ferenc Társaság Svájcban . 3 – A new Liszt Ferenc Society in Switzerland . 3 – Fiatal magyar művészek sikere egy Liszt-versenyen – Success for young Hungarian musicians Rómában . 4 at a Liszt competition in Rome . 4 – Los Angeles-i Liszt-verseny . 5 – Los Angeles Liszt competition . 5 Beszélgetés Váradi Lászlóval An interview with László Váradi (Rozsnyay Judit) . 6 (Judit Rozsnyay) . 7 Liszt Ferenc Ukrajnában Franz Liszt in Ukraine (with summarizing table) (Liudmyla Volska) . 8 (Liudmyla Volska) . 23 - - Liszt magyar szemmel – XXXIV. szám – 2018. december ● The Hungarian View of Liszt – Nr. 34 – December 2018 Örömmel tudatjuk, hogy 2018. szeptember 27-én ünnepélyes keretek között megalakult a Liszt Ferenc Társaság Kőszegi Tagozata. Ezen a napon, 1846. szeptember 27-én, 172 évvel ezelőtt adott koncertet Liszt Ferenc Kőszegen a Bálházban. Ennek az eseménynek az emlékét őrzi a ház falán lévő emléktábla is, amelyet Kőszeg szabad királyi város polgárai állíttattak. Liszt Ferenc hangversenyét a városi zeneegylet javára adta, s megérkezése előestéjén, szeptember 25-én a városi tanács közgyűlésén a város díszpolgárává választották. 2016. novemberében Király Csaba zongoraművész adott koncertet az Európa Ház Bibó-termében Liszt látogatásának emlékére, ekkor merült fel a Liszt kultusz elmélyítésének gondolata. A Felsőbbfokú Tanulmányok Intézete programjának keretében zenetörténettel foglalkozó kutatók és a hozzájuk csatlakozó kőszegiek képviseletében Szász Izabella kéréssel fordult a város önkormányzatához, hogy Kőszeg Városa támogassa a Liszt Ferenc Társaság Kőszegi Tagozatát. -
H I S T O R Y • E C O N O M Y • E D U C a T I
ISSN 2299-632X Money Centre No 14 in memory of Sławomir S. Skrzypek 2018 Q2 Bankoteka HISTORY • ECONOMY • EDUCATION Visit our website www.nbp.pl/centrumpieniadza Plan of the NBP LEVEL 3 14 12 Stock Exchange Money Centre and Financial Markets 13 Modern Payment 13 Systems 14 Monetary and Economic 12 Unions Creator of Money 15 and Money Production 16 Money in Art 5 3 15 Toilets 4 6 LEVEL 2 C 16 Encounters 1 with Money 9 Stairway to room 7 and 8 Antiquity-Middle Ages 1 10 2 -Modernity 11 3 Monetary Systems 2 4 Bank Street 2 5 Central Bank Numismatist's 3 8 6 Study 7 9 Wars Polish People's 10 Republic 11 Transformation B 1 LEVEL 1 Laboratory 7 of Authenticity 8 Vault B Toilets ENTRANCE A 0 LEVEL 0 Reception desk Visit our website www.nbp.pl/centrumpieniadza The NBP Money Centre Magazine Dear readers, The 100th anniversary of Poland regaining its occasion, we would like to invite you to explore the independence is an exceptional anniversary. In order Central Bank room, where we present an illustrated to honour this groundbreaking event in the history of compendium of knowledge about the history of Polish the Polish nation, Narodowy Bank Polski has planned central banking. The article “Journey through the 190 the issue of a commemorative banknote with the years of Polish central banking” is the conclusion of face value of 10 zł, as well as many coins that we the materials preceding it in this issue of “Bankoteka”. have already presented in the previous issues of our magazine. -
Beyond the Trenches – the Social and Cultural Impact of the Great War Geschichte - Erinnerung - Politik Studies in History, Memory and Politics
Geschichte - Erinnerung - Politik 19 19 Geschichte - Erinnerung - Politik 19 Elz˙bieta Katarzyna Dzikowska / Agata G. Handley / Elz˙bieta Katarzyna Dzikowska / / Piotr Zawilski (eds.) Agata G. Handley / Beyond the Trenches – Piotr Zawilski (eds.) The Social and Cultural Impact Piotr Zawilski (eds.) Piotr Zawilski of the Great War / This collection of articles is the outcome The Editors Beyond the Trenches – of extensive investigations into archival Elz˙bieta Katarzyna Dzikowska is Profes- materials, concerning the involvement sor at the Institute of German Philology, of various nations in the Great War. The University of Łódz´. The main areas of her Katarzyna Dzikowska Katarzyna The Social authors analyse the wartime experiences academic research include: German 20th of individuals and local communities, century literature, Polish-German com- as well as whole nations. They offer a parative literature and gender issues. and Cultural Impact closer, more personal view of the impact Agata G. Handley received her PhD at the Elz˙bieta Agata G. Handley of the Great War. The book re-constructs University of Łódz´, where she works as a individual war narratives, and studies the researcher at the Philology Department. of the Great War long-term consequences of the conflict. The main areas of her academic interest The result is a multifaceted portrayal of are: British culture and contemporary the war, seen from local and international British poetry. perspectives. Piotr Zawilski is director of the State Archive in Łódz´ and former director of the State Archive in Piotrków Trybunalski. He is the Vice-President of the Associa- tion of Polish Archivists. Cultural the War of Great Impact Beyond the Trenches – The Social and the Trenches Beyond ISBN 978-3-631-71638-0 Geschichte - Erinnerung - Politik 19 19 Geschichte - Erinnerung - Politik 19 Elz˙bieta Katarzyna Dzikowska / Agata G. -
Borderland Discourse and the Question of the Other
1 8 4 memory and place Jan P. Hudzik Borderland Discourse and the Question of the Jan P. Hudzik Other - Stories from Chełm Land - Professor of Philosophy at the Maria Curie- DOI:10.18318/td.2 016.en.1.11 Sklodowska University in Lublin. He is the author of several books and numerous articles in academic Preliminary Remarks and professional There is something other, different, which lies between journals. His recent empire and nations.1 Some new non-uniform qual publications include: ity constituted by the region, the borderland - a living Wykłady z filozofii space common to people of different ethnic backgrounds, mediów [Lectures on Media Philosophy] of different nationalities, people who are subject to the (2017); Prawda influence (through various means) of the powers that i teoria [Truth and in general reside in distant centers. It is in those centers Theory] (2011). His where national self-portraits are forged; it is where en current research interests include lightened representatives of the nation create its awaited the theoretical (and idealized) images in the areas of science, art, mo foundations of rality, and politics. The production of symbols, of self humanities and knowledge, that which is ours - proper, beneficial, right, social sciences, and true - is also aimed at the identification of the Other, transformations of contemporary the one who is our doppelganger a rebours. What and how political philosophy, he thinks, how he looks, and how he behaves contradicts intellectuals and our ideals; what is more, this constitutes a permanent the public sphere, threat to our values. This state of emergency will be lifted and German media only once the Other transforms into our own likeness. -
Legislature on Schools in the First Parliament After the Restoration of Independence of the Second Republic of Poland (1919–1922)
Czech-Polish Historical and Pedagogical Journal 141 Legislature on Schools in the First Parliament After the Restoration of Independence of the Second Republic of Poland (1919–1922) Jolanta Szablicka-Żak / e-mail:[email protected] Institut of Padagogy, University of Wroclaw, Poland Szablicka-Żak, J. (2018). Legislature on Schools in the First Parliament After the Restoration of Independence of the Second Republic of Poland (1919–1922). Czech-Polish Historical and Pedagogical Journal, 11/2, 141–146. https://doi.org/10.5817/cphpj-2019-026 The article contains legislative work pertaining to schooling and education of the Legislative Parliament of the Second Republic of Poland (1919–1922) with regard to the political situation after the restoration of independence. Key words: Second Republic of Poland; Parliament; legislature on schools While in November 1918 the dreams of independence, which generations of Poles had cherished, were fulfilled, the borders of the Republic of Poland remained undefined. The dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the German defeat, and the civil war in Russia caused that the process of the establishment of new borders in Eastern and Southern Europe became long and complex, because of military, political, and economic reasons. While the borders were being defined, the clash of territorial ambitions led to conflicts which were decided by military force rather than reason. The interests of great powers such as France and Great Britain, which was unfavourable to the Polish cause, had to be taken into account by the lesser European states, such as Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Czechia, in their struggle for independence.