Title: Katolicka myśl o ojczyźnie
Description: Describes four Catholic organizations in Poland - Front Odrodzenia Polski, Unia, Stronnictwo Pracy, and Konfederacja Narodu, their leaders, and their nationalistic and religious ideologies. They were characterized by anti-communism, anti-Sovietism, and antisemitism. The most radical, Konfederacja Narodu, had its origin in the ONR-Falanga. Its ideology was pan-Slavic and antisemitic, warning in particular against the danger of "Judeo-communism", and advocated deportation of the Jews from Poland. It even supported the "Final Solution", seeing antisemitism as an important weapon in the struggle with the Left.
Subjects: Catholic Church, Church history, Political activity, Politics and government, Underground movements, World War, 1939-1945, Religious aspects, Political participation, War Underground movements
Places: Poland
Time periods: 1918-1945, 20th century