Keywords
libraries
pedagogy
marxism
How to Cite
Abstract
The article shows rules and criteria for creating collections of school and pedagogical libraries in the first post-war decade in Poland. The scholarly basis for such a study were documents from The State Archive in Warsaw and The Archive of New Acts in Warsaw that, at the time, were addressed to librarians. The documents emphasized the role of books and libraries in shaping the minds of children and young people in accordance with Marxist ideology and materialistic world view.
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