Prasa Narodowej Demokracji wobec polityki Niemiec w kontekście wzajemnych relacji polsko-niemieckich 1918–1939. Wybrane aspekty

Abstract

The German problem was the significant and important issue of political thought of the Polish national camp. It was reflected in the political agenda of the Polish National Democratic Party as well as in the ideologues’ creativity and – above all – in socio-political journalism. It included the issues of territorial disputes, the inevitability of war, the evolution of the German political system and the development of the German revisionism. The significant component of the debate on Polish-German relations was the conviction of the constant threat posed to Poland by Germany. It was aimed at changing of the boundaries and the weakening of the political and economic independence of Poland.