Dmowského linie a těšínská otázka
| Title in English | The Dmowski's Line and the Teschen Question |
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| Year of publication | 2013 |
| Type | Appeared in Conference without Proceedings |
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| Description | At the end of the First World War was evident, that there will restore of Polish State, but no one exactly knew, which areas should be included in its frontiers. The only person who had a vision of Polish frontiers was Roman Dmowski. He supported the conception of so called Great Poland, popularly as The Dmowski's Line. Within this Line was also found greater part of the Principality of Teschen, which was claimed by the Czechoslovakia too. The paper will focus on the problematic parts of conception of the Dmowski's Line, then how Dmowski regarded as the territory of Principality of Teschen and how he characterized the Czechs. |
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