‘Silver’ Interwar

During the discussion, the “Silesia” Club stated that in Silesia endeci were publishing fascist writings specified as “Błyskawica”. Not only was Lightning published, but besides respective another writings of this orientation. However, no of these writings had anything to do with the National Camp.

Today, they would surely be included in the category "shur". In 1932 an Independent organization of National Socialists was established. More than 50 people attended the reunion. Board members Aleksander Misztalski (Sosnowiec), Joseph Piecha (Date) Karol Jasiczek (Katowice) The letter “New Era” was besides created at the time The paper itself was middle-class. It was ridiculed by the Endecki "Nationalist" and pps-owska "Worker's Newspaper". Among another things, the writing printed fragments of the crime-erotic novel.

Failed by small success, NNPS activists moved on to a fresh creation National-Socialistic Workers' Party directed by Wenceslas Kozielski. Although he was in the group a individual handing out cards, he officially led the organization a erstwhile police officer associated with the Old Catholic Church, Vincenty Waniak. Kozielski is simply a erstwhile National organization activist expelled for radicalism and praise of Nazism. They founded a letter on the social, patriotic and anti-Catholic profile entitled “One Charter” (it besides came out in the form of leaflets “Poland Charter”). The chief was Joseph Kojdera. The magazine was a diary (!!!) and was reflected in the Mazurkiewicz Industrial Printing home in Sosnowiec. At first, the magazine fulfilled the function of information, but over time it mainly published fragments of the crime fresh "The Mystery of the Katowice-Warsaw Express". During this time he sewed 2 more brochures “Renew the village” and “Poland has not died yet”. The Katowice magazine “Seven Grosz” described the situation with Będzin, where the activist of the National-Socialist Workers' organization in his uniform boarded a tram that was surrounded by hundreds of Jews throwing chicks at him. He was rescued by the police. And the end of the "Nationalist" wondered where the niche game had advanced quality uniforms.

The major paper was Lightning (a fewer numbers as Lightning) published in Katowice since August 1933. The diary was left in various public places. The paper was besides distributed in Sosnowiec and Katowice by uniformed NSPR activists. The main ideology and author in writing was Joseph played from Myslovic. His deputy was Valentine Corsar from Katowice. The main subject was the fight against competitive national-socialist groups. She besides attacked the epidecia from the national-Catholic position (how much this resembles the present time). The reading of the magazine fell, Korarz wanted to keep the remainder of his readers close to the Warsaw NS. Polish Printing home in Tarnowskie Góry took over the pressing “Błyskawica”. The scripture was radicalized and became anti-Jewish and anti-Hitler. Editorial work was co-opted Joseph Masonia (former SN activist), Józef Gryffit Jax Chamca (ex-endek and monarch), Alexander Mixinski (former priest), Louis Lakom (a capable writer) and Joseph Kojder (Cart Publisher).

The National-Socialist organization of Cities and Villages “Warta” took over the publication of the apolitical and philosomic magazine “Echo Week”. The erstwhile military editor refused to do so. – Kajetan Paprocki. He founded his “Silesian Echo Week”. And the old “Echo of the Week” changed its name to “Warta”. The writing was radically anti-Jewish and anti-capitalist. The writing openly wrote about the necessity of joining Poland of Opole, the full Lower Silesia, Lusatia and east Prussia. It besides advocated the displacement of Germans from Gdańsk. An highly interesting man, an affluent and a planet class fraud Henry wrote in the paper Otto Powelski (about him another time). The environment after the illegalisation of the NSPR produced 2 more writings – “Our Poland” (Jan Masoń) and “Our Poland”. A fresh formation was besides established: the National and Social extremist Party. In 1936, an interior press body “National Socialist” was besides established. We have besides printed the first numbers of the letter related to NSPR in the Free City of Gdańsk “Polonia Gdańsk”.

A very interesting phenomenon was the extremist Movement of Healing, mistakenly counted among national-social organizations. The formation functioned in 44 localities. Its creator was Joseph Kowal, utilizing the nickname Lipinski (from Lipin). In the past he was an worker of the Department of interior Policy of the Plebiscite Commission. He was associated with PPS until 1927. For a short period of time, he Communized and advertised KPP. Then he became active with the separatist Union of advanced Silesians to decision to the Association of Silesian Insurgents. At the time, he was an insanely fierce sawsman and slow-mulator. However, it was always heavy anti-endic until 1937. He published a letter entitled “Front of Poland Zbudzone” and “Front of the planet of Labour”. He was said to have changed his orientation by talking to Claudius Hrabyk. Thanks to him in Warsaw he met Zdzisław Stahl and Zygmunt Wojciechowski. That's what he's expected to be driving on the end tracks. However, I do not see it very much, due to the fact that he continued to compose about the request to combine the ideas of Dmowski and Piłsudski.

Other NS groups besides had their writings: National-Social Camp, National-Social extremist Party, National Social organization or Polish Fascist Party. There was besides a monothematic magazine “To the Work!”

Today besides on the far outskirts of the National Camp (although more frequently outside) there are various groups publishing and recording bizarre theories. Content frequently attacking authentic national-democratic orientation. They frequently do this unconsciously, out of their own folly. Don't worry about it and start a polemic. Just as about various formations and writings of the Second Republic, so besides about them in respective years nobody will remember.

He developed Łukasz M. Jastrzębski based on:

Olgiert Grott, "Fascists and National-Socialists in Poland";

Edward Długaczyk, "Political and proprietary issues of Polish press in the Silesian Voivodeship 1922-1939";

Piotr Świercz, "National Democracy in advanced Silesia in the Second Republic";

Władysław Wójcik, "Memoirs".

Think Poland, No. 49-50 (3-10.12.2023)