Keywords
history of the 18th and 19th centuries
partitions in Poland
history of journals and newspapers
How to Cite
Abstract
The review looks at Piotr Żbikowski’s three-volume publication on Polish journals and newspapers. It aims to analyze the content of the publications published from 1796 to 1806 in the three partitions, and it provides a selection of the most representative fragments and quotations. Żbikowski focused on three periodicals: "Gazeta Krakowska" (the Austrian Partition), "Gazeta Warszawska" (the Prussian Partition) and "Kurier Litewski" (the Russian Partition), and the reviewer considers this selection a valuable source of knowledge about the history of Polish people during the initial period of partitions. However, she points to the fact the source material needs to be read with caution as the information included in the press at the time was often biased, distorted and censored.
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Żbikowski Piotr, Pod rządami Franciszka Habsburga – cesarza Austrii, „Gazeta Krakowska” 1796–1806, Lublin 2012.
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