Réflexions sur le Problème Polonais
Reflections on the Polish Problem

Author(s): Jan Kucharzewski
Subject(s): History, Political history, Pre-WW I & WW I (1900 -1919)
Published by: CEEOL Digital Reproductions / Collections
Keywords: History of Poland;
Summary/Abstract: Written by the Polish Prime Minister (1917-1918) and pubolished in Switzerland / Lausanne in 1915. //The Great War caused a profound transformation in the internal and external relations of the great European states. From one day to the next, the internal wars of the parties died down, social discussions were postponed to a more propitious time. As internal affairs, which during long years of peace had formed the principal object of the general interest, were relegated to the background, the haughty indifference of great nations towards the interests of small peoples disappeared. There are no more insignificant peoples; every people deserves attention, every people is a precious friend or a dangerous enemy or at least can become one at any moment. (from introduction)

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