The press of the peasant movement in exile, 1945–1989. A preliminary catalogue

Authors

  • Arkadiusz Indraszczyk Uniwersytet Przyrodniczo-Humanistyczny, Siedlce

Keywords:

press of the peasant movement outside Poland 1945–1989, Polish Peasant Parties in exile, Peasant Party ‘Freedom’, Polish Peasant Party — the National Unity Fraction, Jutro Polski, Wieści, Orka, Zielony Sztandar, Franciszek Wilk, Tadeusz Chciuk-Celt, Wacła

Abstract

This article presents a panorama of the press of the peasant movement in exile, ie. the peasant parties outside Poland, in 1945-1989. The author was able to identify 43 items (titles), but only a few of them were professionally edited periodicals, addressed to a wider audience. Most were makeshift ventures, printed on low quality paper, aimed at an inner circle of the peasant party organization. Until the mid-seventies their interest was focused on issues important to the expatriate community and the struggle against communism worldwide. Later the focus shifted to events in Poland, conditions of life in the country and the rural population, and the activities of the anti-communist opposition

Published

2015-02-06

How to Cite

Indraszczyk, A. (2015). The press of the peasant movement in exile, 1945–1989. A preliminary catalogue. Yearbook of the History of Polish Press, 16(1), 155–186. Retrieved from https://rhpp.uken.krakow.pl/article/view/1928

Issue

Section

Materials and miscellanea