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A foundational work of Polish political thought, this book gathers Roman Dmowski’s modern reflections on national identity, civic responsibility, and the forces that shape a nation’s future. Through a clear, argumentative approach, it outlines how Poles can understand their place in a changing Europe and what principles should guide collective action. The text explores themes of nationalism, social cohesion, and the practical challenges of building political strength, urging readers to think beyond sentiment toward strategy and discipline. Written in a direct, polemical style characteristic of Dmowski’s influence, it offers a compelling window into the debates that helped define modern Polish political life.
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Published Jan 1, 1904
252 pages
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1904
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pol
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