History of Polish diplomacy 2104-M-D2HDPL-DW
The lecture deals with the issues of the development of Polish diplomacy since the beginning of the Piast state by the end of the Second Republic, with particular emphasis on the most important diplomatic successes and failures in successive historical periods the ruling of the Piastow dynasty, Andegawen and the first Jagiellons (Wladyslaw Jagiello, Wladyslaw Jagiellonczyk), the ruling of Kazimierz Jagiellonczyk, the last Jagiellons (Zygmunt Stary i Zygmunt August), kings chosen by election (from Henryk Walezy to Jan III Sobieski) during the personal union with Saxony in the years 1763-1794. The Polish diplomacy in the years 1795-1831, between the uprisings, and in the years 1860-1914 as well as during the second Republic.
Type of course
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
Gaining knowledge in regards to the directions of the evolution of the forms and methods of Polish diplomacy and foreign service transformation on the background of the changes taking place in the leading European countries, including the forms of diplomatic work in the absence of state structures characteristic for the centers of emigration
S2_W01, S2_W04, S2_U01, S2_K04
Assessment criteria
Lecture-exam from the whole material
Bibliography
R. Frelek, Dzieje dyplomacji, Toruń 2007
Historia dyplomacji, t1-2, Warszawa 1977
Historia polskiej dyplomacji, t1-5, Warszawa 1982-1999
G. Labuda, W. Michowicz (red.), Historia dyplomacji polskiej X-XX w., Warszawa 2002
Z. Wójcik (red.), Polska służba dyplomatyczna XVI-XVIII wieku, Warszawa 1966.
Z papiestwem przez dzieje. W osiemdziesięciolecie wskrzeszenia Nuncjatury Apostolskiej w Polsce, Warszawa 2000
T. Jędruszczak, M. Nowak – Kiełbikowa (red.), Dokumenty z dziejów polskiej polityki zagranicznej 1918-1939 (t. I-II), Warszawa 1996
P. Łossowski, Dyplomacja polska 1918-1939, Warszawa 2001.
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Term 2023L:
R. Frelek, Dzieje dyplomacji, Toruń 2007 |
Term 2024L:
R. Frelek, Dzieje dyplomacji, Toruń 2007 |
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