The Polish Diary (1849-1850)

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Polish Journal - liberal-democratic daily published in Poznan in the years 1849-1850.

The first issue came out on June 7, 1849. The magazine, edited by Karol Libelta, had a slogan: Freedom, Equality, and Fraternity. Scripture came out in a difficult period after the fall of the Spring of Nations, yet it proclaimed brave national and liberal theories. It took a polemic against opponents of revolutionary ideas. Edited by the Prussian authorities and finally liquidated in 1850.

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