Język wykładowy w szkołach zaboru rosyjskiego jako przedmiot obrad Komitetu do Spraw Królestwa Polskiego
Journal Title: Przegląd Historyczno-Oświatowy - Year 2016, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
Policy aiming at liquidation of the Kingdom of Poland after the fall of the January Uprising was determined by three decision-making centers. The first of them was a body acting under personal direction of Tsar Alexander II, created in St. Petersburg by the ukase of 25 February / March 8, 1864, the Committee for the Kingdom of Poland (Komitiet po Diełam Carstwa Polskogo), which later became the coordinating body supervising all plans and projects regarding political reforms in the Kingdom of Poland. Russification of the education system in the Kingdom of Poland was primarily concerned with implementation of ordinances issued by the aforementioned Committee and aimed at gradual unification of the education systems in the Kingdom of Poland with the one in the Empire. Herein presented minutes from a Committee for the Kingdom of Poland meeting reflect the course of one of the last discussions concerning introduction of Russian as the official administration and schooling language for both state and private schools in the Kingdom of Poland. Its content deserves much consideration, partly due to the inclusion of a fairly large passage from a speech of the minister of public enlightenment, count Dmitry A. Tolstoy, who was invited to that sitting. During said conference, on that exact day, the Minister revealed his intention to introduce an obligation to teach Catholic Religious Education in Russian only, as well as his plans for preparing Roman Catholic priests to accomplish this task.
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Ewa Kula
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- DOI 10.17460/2016.1_2.09
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