The national structure of the society of the Second Polish Republic in the first years of independent state existence

Abstract

The nationality issues, due to their vastness and multifacetedness, are not precisely systematically
conceptually and thematically. The resulting interpretive diversity still raises a lot of controversy
and generates most of the dilemmas oscillating around the concept and definition of the nation.
These terms also correspond to the concepts of national and ethnic minority as well as nationalities.
The basic contents of the sketch, on the other hand, concern the formation of the Polish
society in the first years after regaining independence in November 1918. A reflection of this state
of affairs was the making of censuses in 1921 and 1931, which characterized the national and religious
relations of the Republic of Poland at the turn of the 1920s and 1930s.