Roman Rybarski against political activities of the sanation camp in the first years of their rule (1926–1930) in the light of journalism and parliamentary speeches Cover Image

Roman Rybarski wobec działań politycznych obozu sanacyjnego w pierwszych latach jego rządów (1926–1930) w świetle publicystyki i wystąpień sejmowych
Roman Rybarski against political activities of the sanation camp in the first years of their rule (1926–1930) in the light of journalism and parliamentary speeches

Author(s): Damian Zychowicz
Subject(s): Political history, Recent History (1900 till today)
Published by: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Mikołaja Kopernika
Keywords: Roman Rybarski ; Sanation; politic of the sanation rulers; Second Polish Republic; national camp

Summary/Abstract: Roman Rybarski, as a national camp activist and leader of the National Party parliamentary club (founded in 1928) spoke critically about the political activities of the sanation camp. Rybarski’s criticism followed the values of western civilisation, such as consideration for the law, civil liberties and political pluralism. Expect for objections about breaches of these values, Rybarski offered his own ideas to improve the political situation in Poland. Rybarski expressed his opinions in the press and on the floor in the Sejm. This research paper focuses on the formative and strong years of the sanation camp: 1926–1930 (from the May Coup to the Brest elections).

  • Issue Year: 62/2022
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 123-139
  • Page Count: 17
  • Language: Polish
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