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DOI Artikel:Konstantynów, Dariusz: Gdynia i Żydzi w antysemickich rysunkach z prasy II Rzeczypospolitej
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Bibliografia
Gdynia
i Żydzi...
Barkai Awraham, „Der Kapitalist” [w:] Antisemitismus. Vorurteile und Mythen, Hg.
Julius H. Schoeps, Joachim Schlór, Miinchen 1995, s. 265-272.
Doizy Guillaume; Houdre, Jacky, Betes de pouvoir. Caricatures du XVIe siecle d nosjours,
Paris 2010.
Drozd Jarosław, Społeczność żydowska Gdyni w okresie międzywojennym, Gdynia 2007.
Gilman Sander L., Der „jildische Kórper” [w:] Antisemitismus. Vorurteile und Mythen,
Hg. Julius H. Schoeps, Joachim Schlór, Miinchen 1995, s. 167-179.
Heid Ludger, „Der Ostjude” [w:] Antisemitismus. Vorurteile und Mythen, Hg. Julius
H. Schoeps, Joachim Schlór, Miinchen 1995, s. 241-251.
Turek Wojciech , Obóz Narodowy w Gdyni w latach 1920-1939, Radzymin-Warszawa
2015.
Wróbel Agnieszka, Żydzi w Gdyni w latach 1926-1939, Toruń 2014 (wyd. 1.: 2005).
Gdynia and Jews in Anti-Semitic Press Cartoons
in the Second Polish Republic
The issue of the defence of Polish interests on the Baltic against the threat that could
be seen in the sudden inflow of Jewish business people and merchants to the coast,
seeking new space and new opportunities for their activities, emerged in the anti-
-Semitic discourse of the Second Polish Republic already in the year in which the
independent Polish State was born. However, it was only in the 1930s that the ąuestion
ofthe ‘Jewish invasion ofthe ‘Polish coast’ in the anti-Semitic campaigning by means
of a word and a cartoon (often the combination of both) was fully displayed. Then
Gdynia also became the leading motif. In the paper analysis of selected press cartoons,
most freąuently published in such nationalistic magazines as ‘Samoobrona Narodu’,
‘Pod Pręgierz’, ‘Orędownik’, or ‘Kurier Poznański’ has been presented; their task was
to convince the public that it was necessary to ‘de-Jewishize’ Gdynia and bestow
a ‘Polish national character’ on it. The cartoons have to be treated as a very effective
tool of nationalistic campaigning in press, sińce they referred to the perception of
Gdynia shared by all the Polish people as one of the most important elements within
the symbolic universe of the Second Polish Republic.
nastąpił wyraźny wzrost nastrojów antysemickich, zob. Turek, Obóz Narodowy w Gdyni..., s. 201.
O przejawach niechęci czy nawet wrogości wobec gdyńskich Żydów zob. Agnieszka Wróbel,
Żydzi w Gdyni w latach 1926-1939, Toruń 2014 (wyd. 1.: 2005), s. 122-148; Drozd, Społeczność
żydowska Gdyni..., s. 338-347; Turek, Obóz Narodowy w Gdyni..., passim.
Gdynia
i Żydzi...
Barkai Awraham, „Der Kapitalist” [w:] Antisemitismus. Vorurteile und Mythen, Hg.
Julius H. Schoeps, Joachim Schlór, Miinchen 1995, s. 265-272.
Doizy Guillaume; Houdre, Jacky, Betes de pouvoir. Caricatures du XVIe siecle d nosjours,
Paris 2010.
Drozd Jarosław, Społeczność żydowska Gdyni w okresie międzywojennym, Gdynia 2007.
Gilman Sander L., Der „jildische Kórper” [w:] Antisemitismus. Vorurteile und Mythen,
Hg. Julius H. Schoeps, Joachim Schlór, Miinchen 1995, s. 167-179.
Heid Ludger, „Der Ostjude” [w:] Antisemitismus. Vorurteile und Mythen, Hg. Julius
H. Schoeps, Joachim Schlór, Miinchen 1995, s. 241-251.
Turek Wojciech , Obóz Narodowy w Gdyni w latach 1920-1939, Radzymin-Warszawa
2015.
Wróbel Agnieszka, Żydzi w Gdyni w latach 1926-1939, Toruń 2014 (wyd. 1.: 2005).
Gdynia and Jews in Anti-Semitic Press Cartoons
in the Second Polish Republic
The issue of the defence of Polish interests on the Baltic against the threat that could
be seen in the sudden inflow of Jewish business people and merchants to the coast,
seeking new space and new opportunities for their activities, emerged in the anti-
-Semitic discourse of the Second Polish Republic already in the year in which the
independent Polish State was born. However, it was only in the 1930s that the ąuestion
ofthe ‘Jewish invasion ofthe ‘Polish coast’ in the anti-Semitic campaigning by means
of a word and a cartoon (often the combination of both) was fully displayed. Then
Gdynia also became the leading motif. In the paper analysis of selected press cartoons,
most freąuently published in such nationalistic magazines as ‘Samoobrona Narodu’,
‘Pod Pręgierz’, ‘Orędownik’, or ‘Kurier Poznański’ has been presented; their task was
to convince the public that it was necessary to ‘de-Jewishize’ Gdynia and bestow
a ‘Polish national character’ on it. The cartoons have to be treated as a very effective
tool of nationalistic campaigning in press, sińce they referred to the perception of
Gdynia shared by all the Polish people as one of the most important elements within
the symbolic universe of the Second Polish Republic.
nastąpił wyraźny wzrost nastrojów antysemickich, zob. Turek, Obóz Narodowy w Gdyni..., s. 201.
O przejawach niechęci czy nawet wrogości wobec gdyńskich Żydów zob. Agnieszka Wróbel,
Żydzi w Gdyni w latach 1926-1939, Toruń 2014 (wyd. 1.: 2005), s. 122-148; Drozd, Społeczność
żydowska Gdyni..., s. 338-347; Turek, Obóz Narodowy w Gdyni..., passim.