Modern Poland
Modern Poland
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We have proved that, without foreign help, practically in the teeth of Europe, we have been able to maintain our power, to withstand hostile legislative action and an organ- ^ization even as strong as is the Prussian.
A "promise of independence" has been recently ex- tended by Germany. It relates only to the formation of a state /'out of the districts 'conquered from Russia, " and even in this promise there is the provision that the "exact frontiers of the new kingdom" shall be outlined later. ...14 Let me say a word or two about Polish intellectual activities, beginning with literature and art. More than once you may have heard it said that, after all, Poland's people are only Slavic barbarians. Have we not been told is Vereinsgesetz (1908), sec. 12^ i* This ' ' promise ' ' should be read in the light of the statements of Prince von Bulow, cited above.
14 over and over again that the best thing the Poles could do would be to give up their nationality as soon as they could, and assimilate themselves with their neighbors?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have proved that, without foreign help, practically in the teeth of Europe, we have been able to maintain our power, to withstand hostile legislative action and an organ- ^ization even as strong as is the Prussian.
A "promise of independence" has been recently ex- tended by Germany. It relates only to the formation of a state /'out of the districts 'conquered from Russia, " and even in this promise there is the provision that the "exact frontiers of the new kingdom" shall be outlined later. ...14 Let me say a word or two about Polish intellectual activities, beginning with literature and art. More than once you may have heard it said that, after all, Poland's people are only Slavic barbarians. Have we not been told is Vereinsgesetz (1908), sec. 12^ i* This ' ' promise ' ' should be read in the light of the statements of Prince von Bulow, cited above.
14 over and over again that the best thing the Poles could do would be to give up their nationality as soon as they could, and assimilate themselves with their neighbors?
What to read after Modern Poland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludwik Ehrlich to read onlineMoreLess
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