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Content available Barbara Sobolowa (1929–2019)
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nr 17
169-181
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Evangelical-Augsburg Community in Warsaw had two libraries during its existence: church library and synod library. Works on classification of the archival materials of the church were launched after the end of World War I and this caused that the books in the collection were also given attention. The church library was very poor. More books were owned by synod’s library which was organized earlier. The collection remained under the control of the notary of the Church College, who also was in charge of the church archive. In the first of the libraries, i.e. church library, books were divided into four separate sections, marked by the letters of the alphabet. These sections were divided into groups with sequential numbers: I-XVI. The Synod library books were arranged according to the subject matter in 30 sections. A library preserved in AGAD is only a small percentage of the former large collection of two libraries. Currently, under the name "Library" are preserved 153 items: books (including old prints), brochures, advertising prints and magazines. The most valuable item from the collection of the Synod library is so called The Radziwiłł Bible, translation of the Bible made by the Calvinist environment, completed in 1563. Among items from the former library special attention deserves Cantionale by Fr. Kraiński [Kancjonał Fr. Kraińskiego], second edition from 1604. In both libraries were relatively numerous copies of the journals related to and funded by the Evangelical Environmental: Forerunner of the Gospel and Evangelical Voice.
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Polish Catholic clergy played a significant role in shaping social attitudes in the period before and during the January Uprising (including direct participation in the uprising). The national movement was supported by the majority of lower Polish clergy, who identified participation in the uprising with the defence of faith. This is reflected both in the records of the Polish National Organization preserved at the Central Archives of Historical Records (AGAD), and in the legacy of the repressive offices of Russian corps operating under the so-called War and Police Board, set up in the Kingdom of Poland to fight the revolutionary movement after martial law was declared in the country on the 14th October 1861. The post-Uprising repressions particularly affected priests and monks, who were regarded as the spiritual leaders of the insurgents. Several dozen of them lost their lives in executions (by shooting or hanging), and several hundred were sentenced to hard labour and exile deep into Russia.
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Katolickie duchowieństwo polskie odegrało znaczącą w rolę w kształtowaniu postaw społecznych w okresie przed wybuchem powstania styczniowego oraz podczas trwania tego zbrojnego zrywu narodu polskiego (także bezpośrednio w nim uczestnicząc). Ruch narodowy wsparła większość polskiego duchowieństwa niższego, które udział w powstaniu utożsamiało z obroną wiary. Znajduje to odzwierciedlenie zarówno w zachowanych w AGAD aktach polskiej Organizacji Narodowej, jak i spuściźnie kancelarii represyjnych urzędów rosyjskich działających w ramach tzw. Zarządu Wojenno-Policyjnego, powołanego w Królestwie Polskim do zwalczania ruchu rewolucyjnego, po ogłoszeniu w kraju 14 X 1861 r. stanu wojennego. Represje popowstaniowe szczególnie dotknęły księży i zakonników, uważanych za duchowych przywódców powstańców. Kilkudziesięciu z nich straciło życie w egzekucjach (przez rozstrzelanie lub powieszenie), a kilkuset skazano na katorgę albo zesłanie w głąb Rosji.
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341-344
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nr 22
249-271
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The village Bruckenthal (Choronów) was founded in 1786 by German colonists. By 1939 this village was located in the district of Rawa, Lviv province. German colonists, brought by the Austrian authorities after the partition of Poland, blended into the Polish and Ruthenian population that was sedentary in these areas for centuries. The parish in Bruckenthal was erected only in the late 19th c. Archival records created in the parish office are currently preserved at the Central Archives of Historical Records in Warsaw. The ‘Commemorative Book of the parish Bruckenthal’ (Liber Memorabilium parochiae Bruckenthalensis confectus ab administratore Josephato Gieszczyński) stands out among them. The book was started in 1908 by the rev. Józefat Gieszczyński. His notes were continued by his successors: rev. Tomasz Marszałek, rev. Władysław Strzemecki and rev. Władysław Dubaniowski in the years 1923–1938. The information contained in the book date back to the earlier times, i.e. the beginning of the parish. Additionally, press clippings and photographs enrich the content. The book gives picture of difficulties the pastoral priests were facing in a poor parish, which also was destroyed by military operations during the First World War. Representatives of various nationalities (Poles, Ukrainians and Germans) lived in that parish what resulted in the formation of ethnic conflicts. Their apogee took place during World War II. The village ceased to exist in March 1944 after burning buildings and massacre of its inhabitants by a branch of the Ukrainian nationalists.
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Content available Konferencje genealogiczne w Toruniu i Brzegu
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nr 22
365-371
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nr 21
383-385
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Content available Konferencja naukowa „VII wieków Warki”
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nr 29
317-320
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