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Famous cartoon characters in Polish satirical magazines of the interwar period (1918–1939): A statistical analysis

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nr 2

This article looks at the popularity of famous cartoon characters in Polish satirical magazines of the interwar period from the point of view of statistics. The source material consists of twenty annual volumes of seven very different periodicals dedicated to satire and humour. They are Szczutka (A Fillip), Muchy (Flies), Cyrulik Warszawski (The Warsaw Barber), Wróble na dachu (Sparrows on the Roof), Szpilki (Pins), Pręgierz Poznański (The Poznań Pillory) and Pokrzywy (Nettles). The analysis, ie. a statistical count, has produced a ranking list of famous personalities most popular with the cartoonists.

Tomáš Sedláček, Ekonomia dobra i zła. W poszukiwaniu istoty ekonomii od Gilgamesza do Wall Street, wstęp V. Havel, tłum. D. Bakalarz, Warszawa 2012

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Roczniki Dziejów Społecznych i Gospodarczych

2012

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Artykuł recenzyjny: Bronisław Cieśla, Łódzkie czasopisma humorystyczne w międzywojniu, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź 2014, ss. 321

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nr 4(40)

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Artykuł recenzyjny: Bronisław Cieśla, Łódzkie czasopisma humorystyczne w międzywojniu, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź 2014, ss. 32

Book review: Bronisław Cieśla, Łódzkie czasopisma humorystyczne w międzywojniu, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź 2014, ss. 321

Press Advertising and the Print Ad Market in the Interwar Period: the Views of Contemporary Specialist Press

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Bergmann O.

2014

tom 17

nr 3

This article surveys the coverage of press advertising and the print ad market in Poland in the interwar period by leading Polish press analysts and advertising specialists who were also involved in the respective trade organizations. They were concerned about the economic condition of the press at large, the legal and technical problems of the print media, and the inadequate understanding of the importance of advertising by the majority of the publishers and the advertisers themselves. Critical analyses were often backed up suggestions how things might be improved to the benefit of the Polish economy

„Prosto z mostu” wobec problematyki żydowskiej w Trzeciej Rzeszy

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Bergmann O.

nr 2(347)

248-267

The focus of the article is a discussion of numerous press publications on the development of the situation of the Jewish population in Germany under Hitler’s administration in the second half of the 1930s. The analyzed material includes articles, reports, columns and press notes that appeared in “Prosto z mostu”, a weekly published in Warsaw until 1935 (nominally it was a literary-artistic periodical but in fact its profile was mainly political). “Prosto z mostu” was undoubtedly one of the most interesting journals released in Poland in the last interwar years. The weekly was closely connected with the milieu of the so called national youth, which in the second decade of Poland’s independence significantly increased its activity and social influence. The editor-in-chief of “Prosto z mostu” was Stanisław Piasecki and among its journalists were leading young politicians and ideologists of a broadly understood national camp, including Jan Mosdorf and Wojciech Wasiutyński, as well as representatives of a much older generation such as Aleksander Świętochowski and Adolf Nowaczyński.