The Troubling Legacy of Roman Dmowski

Dialogue and Universalism 21 (4):91-119 (2011)
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The paper presents political views of Roman Dmowski, an leader of integral nationalism in Poland. The author of the paper analyzes also contemporary interpretations of Dmowski’s ideas and their influence on nowadays held political ideas in Poland. Antiliberal, anti-democratic, one-sided trends in the current receptions of Dmowski’s ideas are stressed.

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10.5840/du201121445

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