Władysław Konopczyński

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Władysław Konopczyński (26 November 1880 – 12 July 1952) was a leading Polish historian and publisher of primary-source materials.

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Life Władysław Konopczyński was born on 26 November 1880 in Warsaw, and was the son of Ignacy and Ludwika nee Obrąpalska. He was baptised as Władysław Aleksander. His godparents were Zofia Strumiłło and Aleksander Konopczyński. He spent his childhood in Łódź and Radom. In the years 1889-1891, together with his brother Zygmunt, he attended the Wojciech Górski Real School in Warsaw. In 1891 he moved to the 4th philological secondary school in Warsaw. From the sixth grade, he belonged to a secret self-education circle, where he was a librarian, lecturer and examiner on Polish history. In 1899 he passed his secondary school leaving certificate with very good results and a silver medal. He began his studies at the Faculty of Law of the Russian University of Warsaw. In 1904 he graduated, obtaining the degree in legal and political sciences on the basis of the thesis entitled Przyczynki do spraw pochodzenia liberum veto [Contributions to the issue of the origin of the liberum veto]. Earlier, between 1903 and 1904, he spent one year's military service in the 3rd artillery brigade of the guard. After the outbreak of the Russian-Japanese war, not wanting to go to the Manchurian front, he simulated a…Citește mai mult

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His chief works included: Polska w dobie wojny siedmioletniej (Poland during the Seven Years' War, 1909–11);

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Liberum veto (1918); Dzieje Polski nowożytnej (History of Modern Poland, 2 vols., 1936);

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Konfederacja barska (The Bar Confederation, 1936–38); Kwestia bałtycka do XIX wieku (The Baltic Question to the 19th Century, 1947). Fryderyk Wielki a Polska (Frederick the Great and Poland) (1947, republished in 2010) Polska a Szwecja (Poland and Sweden) (1924) Polska a Turcja 1683-1792 (Poland and Turkey 1683-1792) (1936) Anglia a Polska w XVIII wieku (England and Poland in the 18th century) (1947)