Attention! gathering with Prof. Andrzej Nowak at the Ronin Club - 10.03

The long-awaited book by Prof. Andrzej Nowak containing his lectures which raises fundamental questions for Poles about national identity, about community, fidelity to national principles. But the author besides asks about betrayals - these our individual and large national ones, indicating unequivocally that Targowice was not born suddenly, and it grew like an ulcer on the surviving fabric of the community.

Civil freedom in the republic is to choose so that it is not only good for individuals, but for the Republic to flourish as a common good. So that another citizens of hers would be equally well in the same Republic.

- I'm sorry. Can we quit the community?

- I'm sorry. How costly is moving distant from your own story?

- I'm sorry. What is the price of freedom and what betrayal?

- I'm sorry. Who and what were we in our history?

- I'm sorry. What example will we be for posterity?

- I'm sorry. Is the question posed 5 100 years ago by Stanisław Orzechowski, 1 of

The most crucial political writers in our history, are they inactive valid?

- I'm sorry. Do we inactive want to build a common history?

Prof. Andrzej Nowak - historian, sowietologist, journalist, prof. of humanities, head of the laboratory of past of east Europe at the Institute of past of the Jagiellonian University and the laboratory of past of east Europe and Studies on the Empires of the 19th and 20th centuries in IH PAN. Editor-in-chief of the diary “Arcana” (1991-2012), author of “Dzeje Polski”. Knight of the Order of the White Eagle.