From the Period of Strikes in the Kingdom of Poland. Meeting of the Conservative Club on February 24, 1905
Kraków, 1905. Published by the Conservative Club. 13x20.5 cm, 40 pages, softcover. Good condition (minor tears on the cover).
Minutes of the Conservative Club meeting held on February 24, 1905. Includes, among others, remarks by Antoni Górski, Count Stanisław Tarnowski, Count Jerzy Moszyński, and Leopold Caro.
The Conservative Club, founded in Kraków in 1896 by Władysław Leopold Jaworski, Adam Krzyżanowski, and Antoni Górski, brought together a younger generation of conservatives, referred to as “neoconservatives” or “neo-Stanists.” Its members sought to renew the conservative movement’s platform, adapting it to changing social and political realities. They were more open to dialogue with other political groups, especially the People’s Party and the Socialists, while opposing National Democracy.
Kraków, 1905. Published by the Conservative Club. 13x20.5 cm, 40 pages, softcover. Good condition (minor tears on the cover).
Minutes of the Conservative Club meeting held on February 24, 1905. Includes, among others, remarks by Antoni Górski, Count Stanisław Tarnowski, Count Jerzy Moszyński, and Leopold Caro.
The Conservative Club, founded in Kraków in 1896 by Władysław Leopold Jaworski, Adam Krzyżanowski, and Antoni Górski, brought together a younger generation of conservatives, referred to as “neoconservatives” or “neo-Stanists.” Its members sought to renew the conservative movement’s platform, adapting it to changing social and political realities. They were more open to dialogue with other political groups, especially the People’s Party and the Socialists, while opposing National Democracy.
