1956 Poznań - Budapeszt:
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2006
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| Beschreibung: | 249 S., [12] Bl. Ill. |
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| adam_text | Spis treści
Od
Janusz Karwat
Powstanie Poznańskiego Czerwca
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
partyjnych
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Wolna Europa
25.
26.
27.
Bibliografia
6
János
Polska wobec powstania węgierskiego
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1956 /188
6.
7.
Bibliografia
Aneks
Jan Nowak-Jeziorański, Polska i Węgry w roku
Summary
Spis fotografii
Indeks
Summary
On the 50th anniversary of these
the uprisings in
nation and city. The book pays tribute to the courage of Poles and Hungarians who
dared to rise in defense of human rights against the Stalinism regime.
Janusz Karwat,
lectures at the Academy of Humanities and Journalism in
a member of the faculty at the Adam
ment of Military History.
The
The author analyzes the underlying reasons, the course of events, and the heritage
of the
Poland which publicly demanded the right for human working conditions, religious
freedom, and national political freedom.
In his description of
the standard of living in the city was steadily deteriorating, even in comparison with
other regions of Poland. It was especially painful as before World War II the levels
of education, culture and economic development had been very high. The people
of
privileged social group, and were very much aware of their social and historical role.
During the
Communist union leaders failed to communicate the problems to the government.
Non-union activists were frustrated. On June 28th,
Cegielski
ted a demonstration, marching to the Communist Party headquarters. They were
spontaneously joined by workers from other factories and by the
The revolt soon gave place to a massive uprising, drowned in blood by military
troops and tanks sent to pacify the city. There was especially intense fighting near
the regional Secret Police station. In the end, there were several hundred wounded
and
Summary
The author emphasizes the fact that the initial claims of the workers concerned
working conditions and social issues only. But quickly demands for political and reli¬
gious rights were added, and the call for a truly independent statehood for Poland.
There were numerous symbols of the revolt,
tral Castle , the destruction of the equipment for jamming the programs of Radio
Free Europe, the Polish national flag stained with the blood of one of the victims
among them.
Poznan
which soon captured the whole country, and three months later reached its peak in
the events of Polish October.
Information about the
reign businessmen at the
Free Europe played an important role in disseminating information.
The October 23rd demonstrations in Budapest and subsequent eruption played
a crucial role in the Polish October political changes. But
much more long-term effects. It was the beginning of the road to
full independence fifty years later.
Janos
is a member of the faculty at the Institute of the Year
rector of the institute of Hungarian Culture in Warsaw.
Poland and the Hungarian Insurrection
The first chapters deal with the political situation in Hungary before and during the
1956
tionship during October and November
on the Hungarian situation, and vice versa.
Following the end of World War II and with the Soviet occupation, Polish-Hunga¬
rian relationships underwent a substantial transformation. The natural bonds of
friendship dated back to September
thousands of Poles fleeing their homeland. The Soviets imposed a more artificial
friendship on their satellite nations, based on Communist internationalism.
After the death of Joseph Stalin, the drive towards freedom and human rights
gathered steam both in Poland and in Hungary. The
political and social aftermath in Poland was catalytic to events in Budapest. Pease
demonstrations of solidarity with
by demands for free elections and human rights in Hungary.
Events in Budapest, however, took a different course from those in Poland.
Nagy,
were mistaken about the scale of the uprising. The tragic end came on November
4th, with the second invasion of the Soviet Army and the pacification of the city in re¬
bellion.
240
Poles strongly supported the Hungarian insurrectionists. The author cites many
examples of Hungarian-Polish solidarity, for example, blood donations, collecting
money, first-aid materials and drugs. The books annex contains several first-person
narratives of Poles who came to Budapest in October and November
support Hungarians in their fight. The most conspicuous example of the Polish-Hun¬
garian relationship at that time was the sabotage of the exhibition in Warsaw, which
the pro-Soviet government of janos
view of The Hungarian Counter-Revolution of
As an afterward, the book presents a lecture of Jan Nowak-Jezioranski, director
of Radio Free Europe in
Budapest for the 40th anniversary of the Budapest insurrection.
|
| adam_txt |
Spis treści
Od
Janusz Karwat
Powstanie Poznańskiego Czerwca
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
partyjnych
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Wolna Europa
25.
26.
27.
Bibliografia
6
János
Polska wobec powstania węgierskiego
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1956" /188
6.
7.
Bibliografia
Aneks
Jan Nowak-Jeziorański, Polska i Węgry w roku
Summary
Spis fotografii
Indeks
Summary
On the 50th anniversary of these
the uprisings in
nation and city. The book pays tribute to the courage of Poles and Hungarians who
dared to rise in defense of human rights against the Stalinism regime.
Janusz Karwat,
lectures at the Academy of Humanities and Journalism in
a member of the faculty at the Adam
ment of Military History.
The
The author analyzes the underlying reasons, the course of events, and the heritage
of the
Poland which publicly demanded the right for human working conditions, religious
freedom, and national political freedom.
In his description of
the standard of living in the city was steadily deteriorating, even in comparison with
other regions of Poland. It was especially painful as before World War II the levels
of education, culture and economic development had been very high. The people
of
privileged social group, and were very much aware of their social and historical role.
During the
Communist union leaders failed to communicate the problems to the government.
Non-union activists were frustrated. On June 28th,
Cegielski
ted a demonstration, marching to the Communist Party headquarters. They were
spontaneously joined by workers from other factories and by the
The revolt soon gave place to a massive uprising, drowned in blood by military
troops and tanks sent to pacify the city. There was especially intense fighting near
the regional Secret Police station. In the end, there were several hundred wounded
and
Summary
The author emphasizes the fact that the initial claims of the workers concerned
working conditions and social issues only. But quickly demands for political and reli¬
gious rights were added, and the call for a truly independent statehood for Poland.
There were numerous symbols of the revolt,
tral "Castle", the destruction of the equipment for jamming the programs of Radio
Free Europe, the Polish national flag stained with the blood of one of the victims
among them.
Poznan
which soon captured the whole country, and three months later reached its peak in
the events of Polish October.
Information about the
reign businessmen at the
Free Europe played an important role in disseminating information.
The October 23rd demonstrations in Budapest and subsequent eruption played
a crucial role in the "Polish October" political changes. But
much more long-term effects. It was the beginning of the road to
full independence fifty years later.
Janos
is a member of the faculty at the Institute of the Year
rector of the institute of Hungarian Culture in Warsaw.
Poland and the Hungarian Insurrection
The first chapters deal with the political situation in Hungary before and during the
1956
tionship during October and November
on the Hungarian situation, and vice versa.
Following the end of World War II and with the Soviet occupation, Polish-Hunga¬
rian relationships underwent a substantial transformation. The natural bonds of
friendship dated back to September
thousands of Poles fleeing their homeland. The Soviets imposed a more artificial
friendship on their satellite nations, based on Communist internationalism.
After the death of Joseph Stalin, the drive towards freedom and human rights
gathered steam both in Poland and in Hungary. The
political and social aftermath in Poland was catalytic to events in Budapest. Pease
demonstrations of solidarity with
by demands for free elections and human rights in Hungary.
Events in Budapest, however, took a different course from those in Poland.
Nagy,
were mistaken about the scale of the uprising. The tragic end came on November
4th, with the second invasion of the Soviet Army and the pacification of the city in re¬
bellion.
240
Poles strongly supported the Hungarian insurrectionists. The author cites many
examples of Hungarian-Polish solidarity, for example, blood donations, collecting
money, first-aid materials and drugs. The books annex contains several first-person
narratives of Poles who came to Budapest in October and November
support Hungarians in their fight. The most conspicuous example of the Polish-Hun¬
garian relationship at that time was the sabotage of the exhibition in Warsaw, which
the pro-Soviet government of janos
view of "The Hungarian Counter-Revolution of
As an afterward, the book presents a lecture of Jan Nowak-Jezioranski, director
of Radio Free Europe in
Budapest for the 40th anniversary of the Budapest insurrection. |
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| title_short | 1956 Poznań - Budapeszt |
| title_sort | 1956 poznan budapeszt |
| topic | Geschichte Riots Poland Poznań Ungarischer Volksaufstand (DE-588)4127049-6 gnd Posener Aufstand 1956 (DE-588)4343990-1 gnd Öffentliche Meinung (DE-588)4043152-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Geschichte Riots Poland Poznań Ungarischer Volksaufstand Posener Aufstand 1956 Öffentliche Meinung Polen Ungarn Hungary History Revolution, 1956 Hungary Relations Poland Poland History Uprising, 1956 Poland Relations Hungary |
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