In the context of the Treaty of Riga
In comments under a fresh article:"Is "history" Donald Tusk just a "useful idiot?"
@Swarożyc: ‘Stanisław Grabski was an idiot, and it was not a useful, not a politician”. I disagreed with this epithet by asking the above-mentioned commentator to justify his opinion. I received a laconic answer: “I'll put it briefly, the drawing area and his role.
I don't care about any book in which the author quotes Eugeniusz Kwiatkowski, who called him a madman or a madman...’.
For many years I have been accustomed to various types of little or more stupid epithets and opinions proving the low cognition of their authors, or the essential costs of anonymity and universality of the Internet, as S. Lem stated in his time with bitter irony.
In fact, I was expected to quit and not enter another, or alternatively a 100 times into a dialog with a carefree, irresponsible and unpunished net user, in this case the WPS1 portal. However, since 40 years ago, I defended a doctoral thesis on the economical views of a group of economists, most of which were widely understood national trends during the interwar period ( 1918-1939) (*) – Among another things devoted to the views of S. Grabski, I cannot leave without the reaction of specified an intellectual, historical and political bubla as this epithet of @Swarożyca commentator.
I'm not going to make the subject specifically due to the fact that I don't usually shoot mosquito cannons. I will make only a fewer comments that may let for "intellectual, historical and political rehabilitation" @Swarożyc and others.
First of all, while working on my doctoral thesis, I had to read not only the socio-economic views of the people to whom I devoted my dissertation, but besides the broader historical background of not only the period 1918-1939, but besides the settlement of this period and those people in the past and in the future not only Poland, but besides Europe. These are the costs but besides intellectual gains from reliable technological work. I admit that I was most curious in the persons and views of the Grabski brothers (because I besides dealt with the views and political function of the younger brother, Władysław Grabski-Polish statesman, politician, national-democratic and agraristic parliamentarians, economist, village sociologist, historian, multiple minister of treasure, banker, and twice Prime Minister of the Second Republic, author of monetary improvement (1924), co-author of the agricultural improvement program).
Secondly, in the first half of the 20th century, there were fewer Polish politicians so well educated, with specified broad intellectual horizons and so well-deserved for Polish politics as Stanisław Grabski – serving in the most difficult, most groundbreaking moments of Poland's destiny in the first half of the 20th century: the formation of a modern national-democratic environment at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries: the uprising of independent Poland in 1918; in the Polish-bolshevik War 1920; during the Second planet War and in the first period of Polish statehood after the end of planet War II.
Thirdly, the issue of the Treaty of Riga. Unfortunately, the Pilsudczyk political brawls (with the operative subtext) and sanitization were among the most crucial causes of the Polish tragedy in 1920, 1926 and 1939.
After 1989, he again returned to the salons the political trend of the walsudczyk riot and morbid rusophobia. The realistic national-democratic trend has been and has been under attack for the past fewer decades. The alleged “liberal-freedom” parties (which were influenced by Anglo-Jewish views) fight the national-democratic almost genetically, even though in the national-democratic mainstream liberal programs besides had their strong supporters, it is adequate to mention Roman Rybarski, murdered in Auschwitz, whose views I besides devoted quite a few space to my doctoral dissertation. On the another hand, the PiS organization and various earlier alleged "non-subsistence" streams are in pure form the sanantio-pilsudczykowski sledge and the search for abroad "curator" _ Anglo-Saxon, judaic or Vatican.
People - who would like to know the views and activities of S. Grabski during the Kiev Piłsudski's fight, and then the Polish-Soviet negotiations until the Treaty of Riga was signed, - I mention to the "Memoirs" of St. Grabski, published in 1989, Vol. 2, especially Chapter III -V; although I encourage you to read the full "Memoirs".
(*) ZIEMINSKI P. and Historical direction in Polish economical thought from 1918 to 1939, Łódź: University of Lodz. economical and Social Affairs. Institute of Political Economics 1965, 493 p.
Promoter: prof.dr hab. Wiesław Piątkowski
Critical analysis of views of Z.Daszyńskie j-Golińska, A. Kostanecki, R. Rybarski, St.Głąbiński and St. and Wł. Grabski
on methodological issues and fundamental theoretical issues
Among others, for employment and socio-economic policy of Poland
inter-war. ( See, among others: Information on doctoral and habilitation dissertations on work issues / completed in 1985/
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