Wydawnictwo Myośl Narodowa (1921–1939). Przyczynek do dziejów prasy II RP
PUBLISHING COMPANY MYŚL NARODOWA (1921–1939): A CONTRIBUTION TO THE HISTORY OF PRESS IN THE II REPUBLIC OF POLAND

Summary/Abstract: Research concerning the press of the National Democracy in the interwar period still requires considerable supplements. In particular it is regarding the Myśl Narodowa (National Thought) – the theoretical periodical appearing uninterruptedly from 1921 to 1939. The publisher and formal owner of the magazine was “Warsaw Publishing Company A. Sadzewicz, M. Niklewicz and S-ka” – existing from 1909 all the way to the World War II. Appointed from the leaders inspiration of the national camp dealt with the main edition central magazines of the National Democratic before and after the World War I, continuing and much expanding this role in the II Republic of Poland. Interests of the company were administered by Stanisław Kozicki, Mieczysław Niklewicz and Antoni Sadzewicz (the last one was replaced in 1928 in the Company Board by Jan Za³uska). All of them were trusted activists of the National Democracy creating from the end 19th century, foundations for the national camp. The publishing company was in habitual financial problems, which to a large extent resulted from unprofitability of the Gazeta Warszawska – daily newspaper published by the company. Significantly it reduced possibility of the publishing development National Thought. The periodical was formally a property of the publishing company, indeed it stayed under the direct control of the management of the national camp, which legally was responsible for publishing the magazine.

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