In the newspapers of the people's movement, the process of bringing women into active roles in politics and fighting for their rights has led through education and activity in various fields of ...social life: in self-governments, cooperative organizations, which undoubtedly contributed to the shaping and development of civilization. Journalism in the pages of “Piast”, “Gazety Kobiecej”, “Wyzwolenie” or “Gazeta Chłopska” affected the educational readers. Maintained image of a woman hard-working, loving mother, responsible for the education of children. The desired models of good housewives, their wives, Catholics and women of knowledge were promoted. Authors publishing in the press of folk articles aimed at women not avoided difficult issues related to the adversities of everyday life. The reasons for women's interest were different. First, it was decided by the number of women in the peasantry, secondly by the ideas of agrarianism in the political movement of the people's movement, and by the fear of peasantry being influenced by the growing national and socialist movement.
The Polish version of the article was published in Roczniki Humanistyczne vol. 57, issue 2 (2009). After Poland regained independence the role of priests’ deanery conferences gained more importance. ...Regular deanery conventions of the clergy positively influenced pastoral work, established order in it as well as unifying its goals and methods. They also played an important role in solving the problems of local priests concerning their living standards. The bishop appreciated the significance of deanery conferences, judging them to be an important element of the system of management and control of the diocese. In 1926, a diocesan director of pastoral conferences was appointed, his aim being, among others, to set subjects for discussion at such conventions. The conferences became an important instrument for finding out about priests’ opinions and their attitudes as well as for moulding them by the diocesan authorities.
The 20–30-s of the XXth century — is the foundation period for the Ukrainian language stylistics as a science and academic discipline and its formation on the verge of other branches of linguistics. ...In the article the works of Olena Kurylo, Mykola Sulyma, Oleksa Syniavskyi and Serhii Smerechynskyi have been analyzed from the point of view of the stylistic effects reflection. The works of Ukrainian linguists as the foundations of modern stylistic morphology and stylistic syntax have been considered.
The article deals with current forms of commemorating the victims of Stalin’s persecutions in the spatial landscape of Moscow, which is instrumental in informing Russia’s sense of identity. The ...cemeteries, museums, squares, monuments, and plaques inscribed into the architectural cityscape of Russia’s capital are manifestations of a relationship between place and the man who experiences it, and, in the wider context, between authorities, society, and the individual. Institutions such as GULAGHistory State Museum, The Sakharov Center, and the International Memorial Society have all greatly contributed to honouring the victims of the Great Terror and keeping their memory alive. From among numerous activities they engage in the memorial projects called “Material Evidence”, “Topography of Terror”, and “Return of the Names” are particularly noteworthy.
This article contains the first publication and analyses of the note made by Yu. A. Ivanov, great-nephew of Feodor Dostoevsky, dedicated to the writer’s satirical extempore verse aimed at Lyublino ...merchants Konon Nikonovich Golofteev and Pyotr Nikolaevich Rakhmanin. Their true full names are confirmed by information from reference books; the mistake of the memory of the writer’s niece Maria Ivanova is spotted. Two editions of this verse are put in comparison, they have a common source of data — the information obtained from M. Ivanova. The first edition was written by V. S. Nechaeva and it was published in 1926, the second one is contained in the article by Yu. A. Ivanov, written within the period from 1933 to 1936 and kept in The Russian State Archive of Literature and Arts. The research paper reveals some factual mistakes made by Yu. A. Ivanov, thus testifying in favor of the greater reliability of the verse version published by V. S. Nechaeva; it is assumed that Yu. A. Ivanov wrote this note because of the appeal of Bonch-Bruevich, organizer of the Literary Museum, in the summer of 1934. The data provided by Yu. A. Ivanov raised doubts of researchers because of the secondary nature of the data and the presence of factual errors in them. As a result, the text remained unpublished. Despite these circumstances, the note by Yu. A. Ivanova is of some historical and literary value.
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The study represents the life and artistic career of today’s almost forgotten theatre director Milan Svoboda (1883 – 1948). It is based on the extensive Svoboda estate, located in the Theatre ...Department of the National Museum. It follows the artist from his amateur beginnings in Roudnice nad Labem, through his career as a pedagogue at the Prague Conservatory, theatre director at the Slovak National Theatre, guest director at the National Theatre in Prague, to his post-war effort to create high-quality stage art in the border villages abandoned by the Germans. Thanks to the substantial and rich material found in his estate, the study demonstrates the conflict of creative ideals and the desire to seek an aesthetic beauty in a world within a regimented state, grand political scheming, critics and “progressive” theatrical colleagues.
Anthropological analysis focuses on narratives of jazz musicians who acquired their formal jazz education in the Austrian city of Graz over the last five decades. In short, these narratives, on the ...one hand, contain the data on studying free of charge, while on the other they offer significant variations concerning the explanations for the said circumstances. Thus, the central motif is war damages for suffering and devastation during World War One that were to be settled by Austria for the Kingdom of SHS. This motif is seen as central for several reasons, and among them the ones related to time persistence of the narrative are highlighted, but also the ones concerning wider presence of the motif, since it has grown far beyond the group distributing it.
The article presents the activities of the History Section of the Society of Military Sciences by also looking back at the predecessor of this organization – short-lived Society of the Founders of ...Military Sciences and some fragmentary information about its functioning. It addresses the activities of the individuals who initiated the research in military history during the interwar period under the umbrella of the society. The persons who took an active part in the (Military) History Section are identified; their academic interests as well as potential research fields and achievements are discussed in the article. At the same time, the article reveals the stagnation of the activities of the Society of Military Sciences and also its History Section about five years after its establishment and the eventual similar period of vegetation when the organization practically ceased to function and was incorporated into the Lithuanian Officers’ Club.
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