- Kasaty klasztorów na obszarze dawnej Rzeczypospolitej

Project Office
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Angelika Lipka
(Project secretary)
Joanna Adamska
(Project assistant)
Katarzyna Romanow
(Project assistant)
Magdalena Gawrońska
(Project assistant)
Project report, 1 May–30 October 20131
1. Organisation of work
The research project Cultural heritage of dissolved monasteries on the territory of former Poland
and in Silesia in 18th and 19th centuries: fate, significance, cataloguing is financed within the
framework of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education’s “National Programme for the
Development of Humanities” for 2012-2016. The Project has been carried out since 6 March 2012
by the Polish Historical Society. Its leader is Prof dr hab. Marek Derwich from the Institute of
History, University of Wrocław. At the moment 191 people are involved in the Project to a lesser or
greater extent. Their work is coordinated by the Project Office team: (since 1 July 2013) Mgr
Angelika Lipka (secretary), Joanna Adamska, Mgr Katarzyna Romanow and Mgr Magdalena
Gawrońska (assistants). A list of the Project collaborators is available on www.kasaty.pl/zespol.
1.1 Website
One of the most important tools in the implementation and promotion of the Project is its website,
www.kasaty.pl, which is constantly developed and improved.
1.2 Knowledge Portal
An IT team, made up of Mgr Patryk Dawidziuk (coordinator), Mgr Szymon Sztajer, Mgr Rafał Toboła
and Mgr Marek Wójcikowski, is continuing its work on the Knowledge Portal, in close collaboration
with the Project Office. A test version has been launched and is available at www.kasaty.pl.
Members of the team are verifying and optimising the structure of a dozen or so databases as well
as the method of adding new records to them. The databases concern monasteries, religious
orders and congregations, bibliography, printed books form former monasteries, archival materials,
documents and manuscripts from former monasteries, musical items, official documents,
movables, architecture, natural heritage, ownership marks, and the last monastics. A decision has
been made to add two new databases, of iconography and plans. Work on them is now under way.
Database records are still collected offline (special forms). They will be automatically exported and
made available in the Knowledge Portal.
1 Research financed under the Ministry of Science and Higher Education’s “National Programme for the
Development of Humanities” for 2012-2016.
So far the following records have been collected:
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1,357 records in the monasteries database;
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798 records in the musical items database.
72 records in the database of religious orders and congregations;
138 records in the bibliographic database;
14,559 records in the database of printed books from former monasteries;
7,500 records in the database of archival materials, documents and manuscripts from
former monasteries;
1,500 records in the movables database;
500 records in the database of the last monastics.
2. Research
Research under the Project is conducted by individual collaborators and by research teams.
2.1. Research teams
Team I did not work in the period in question. One of his members, Witalij Rosowski, conducted
individual research (see below).
Team II. Composition: eight scholars (no change). Coordinator: Prof Piotr Oliński (Nicolaus
Copernicus University). Objective: to make a record of the legacy of monasteries dissolved in West
Prussia. Report, see HM 3, 2013, p. 443. See also a report on preliminary research carried out by
Sławomir Kościelniak, HM 3, 2013, pp. 444-450.
Team III. Composition: four scholars (no change). Coordinator: Rev Prof Janusz Królikowski (John
Paul II University). Objective: inventory and study of the cultural heritage of monasteries dissolved
in the Diocese of Tarnów. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 451-454.
Team IV. Composition: three scholars; scholars who have left since the previous reporting period:
Iwona Brankiewicz (left in June); scholars joining the team since the previous reporting period: Mgr
inż Natalia Kot, doctoral student at the Department of Landscape Design and Conservation.
Coordinator: Prof Małgorzata Milecka (University of Life Sciences, Lublin). Objective: inventory and
study of parks and gardens of monasteries dissolved in the former Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 455-456.
Team V. Composition: two scholars (no change). Coordinator: Dr Marcin Jewdokimow (Cardinal
Stefan Wyszyński University). Objective: investigate the material and symbolic significance of
selected dissolved monasteries to their local communities. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 457-458.
Team VI. Composition: six scholars (no change). Coordinator: Mgr Małgorzata Kośka (Central
Archives of Historical Records). Objective: inventory and study of records relating to former
monasteries and dissolutions, and kept in the Central Archives of Historical Records, Warsaw.
Report, see HM 3, 2013, p. 459.
Team VII. Composition: two scholars; scholars who have left since the previous reporting period:
Paweł Janowski. Coordinator: Dr Piotr Dymmel (State Archives in Lublin, Maria Curie-Skłodowska
University). Objective: edition of official documents compiled during monastery dissolutions and
kept in the State Archives in Lublin. Report, see HM 3, 2013, p. 460.
Team VIII. Composition: four scholars (no change). Coordinator: Mgr Izabela Wiencek (Warsaw
University Library). The team has suspended its activities for a period between 1 May 2013 and 1
February 2014.
Team IX. The team has disbanded owing to the fact that its members have different tasks to
perform. Work on an inventory of the holdings of the Polish Academy of Sciences’ Kórnik Library is
carried out by the Project Office.
Team X. Composition: three scholars (no change). Coordinator: Mgr Urszula Bończuk-Dawidziuk
(University of Wrocław Museum). Objective: edition of Acta manualia die Uebernahme der
Bibliotheken, Kunstsammlungen & Archive in den aufgehobenen Klöstern Schlesiens betreffend.
Büsching. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 461-462.
Team XI. Composition: six scholars (no change). Coordinator: Dr Alina Mądry (Adam Mickiewicz
University, National Museum in Poznań). Objective: a) inventory of musical instruments from
monasteries dissolved in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Silesia; b) inventory and study
of the cultural heritage of monasteries dissolved in Wielkopolska; c) inventory and study of records
relating to former monasteries and dissolutions, and kept in various archives in Wielkopolska.
Report, see HM 3, 2013, p. 463. See also reports on preliminary research conducted by A. Mądry
and Patryk Frankowski (HM, 3, 2013), pp. 464-468, and Magdalena Walter-Mazur (HM, 3, 2013),
pp. 469-484.
Team XII. Composition: five scholars (no change). Coordinator: Mgr Ewa Hauptman-Fischer
(Warsaw University Library). Objective: inventory of musical items from former monasteries kept in
the Warsaw University Library. Report, see
HM 3, 2013, pp. 485-492.
Team XIII. Composition: four scholars (no change). Coordinator: Dr hab. Andrzej Kozieł (University
of Warsaw). Objective: to compile a complete catalogue of all surviving works of art which were to
be found in the Lubiąż Abbey before 1810. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 493-494.
Team XIV. Composition: two scholars (no change). Objective: inventory of printed books from
dissolved monasteries kept in the Diocesan Library in Sandomierz. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp.
495-498.
Team XV. Composition: two scholars (no change). Objective: inventory of printed books from
dissolved monasteries kept in the Cieszyń Library. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 499-505.
Team XVI. Composition: three scholars; scholars who have left since the previous reporting period:
Hubert Mazur. Coordinator: Mgr Łukasz Guldon. Objective: inventory and study of records relating
to former monasteries and dissolutions, and kept in the State Archives in Kielce. Report, see HM 3,
2013, pp. 506-508.
Team XVII. Composition: two scholars; scholars who have left since the previous reporting period:
Anna Zajchowska. Objective: inventory of archival materials illustrating the fate of the cultural
heritage of dissolved monasteries and kept in the State Archives in Radom. Report, see HM 3,
2013, pp. 509-510.
2.2. Preliminary research and miscellaneous studies
Work has been carried out to find and systematise source information about the dissolved
monasteries, and to enter the data into the Knowledge Portal.
A team of students, graduates and doctoral students of the Institute of History, University of
Wrocław, headed by Mgr Piotr Piętkowski and Weronika Wojciech (Mgr Anna Brodziak, Mgr
Dominik Kwieciak, Magdalena Małota, Kacper Manikowski, Jacek Wójcik, Mgr Paula Zawisza,
Marcin Zdyb and Patrycja Ziomek), in collaboration with Anna Dalidowska, Mgr Piotr Fedas and
Mgr Natalia Kocowska, have been adding new records to the databases, primarily of printed books,
archival materials, documents and manuscripts, movables, architecture and the last monastics,
mainly on the basis of data from printed catalogues, inventories and other sources.
Individual studies have also been conducted as part of the Project:
Mgr Andrzej Buczyło (Nicolaus Copernicus University of Toruń) is conducting preliminary research
at the Central Archives of Historical Records in Warsaw, fonds 170, Generalne Dyrektorium.
Departament Prus Nowowschodnich [Directorate General. Department of New East Prussia].
Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 511-512.
Dr Janina Dzik (Cracow) is carrying out preliminary research in archives and libraries as well as field
research in Małopolska, looking for works of art and printed books from dissolved monasteries.
Dr Agnieszka Fluda-Krokos (Pedagogical University of Cracow) is continuing her work on
documenting and making an inventory of printed books and archival materials from the former
Monastery of the Augustinian Hermits in Książ Wielki, now kept in the sacristy of the local parish
church. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 513-516.
Mgr Łukasz Janeczek (Jan Długosz University, Kielce) is continuing his work on the monograph
Dziedzictwo skasowanego klasztoru cystersów w Koprzywnicy w XIX wieku [The Heritage of the
Cistercian Monastery in Koprzywnica Dissolved in the 19th Century].
Dr Beata Lorens (University of Rzeszów) has carried out preliminary research at the Central State
Historical Archives of Ukraine in Lviv. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 516-548.
Mgr Jerzy Łojko (Konin) is continuing his preliminary research focusing on the fate of the last
monastics from monasteries dissolved in Wielkopolska.
Mgr Magdalena Marosz (National Archives in Cracow) has compiled an inventory of National
Archives records from dissolved monasteries of the Augustinian Hermits or records concerning
their dissolution and post-dissolution fate of their property. She has also started working on a
similar inventory of records from dissolved monasteries of the Augustinian Hermits or records
concerning their dissolution and post-dissolution fate of their property kept in other archives or
libraries.
Dr Krzysztof Mastykarz (Bydgoszcz) is continuing his work on an inventory of post-dissolution
records kept in the Diocesan Archives in Kielce.
Mgr Dorota Matyaszczyk (Poznań) is conducting archive and field research in Wielkopolska and
Kujawy, and is working on an inventory and edition of source materials obtained in the course of
her research. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 549-552.
Mgr Ewa Mikołajczak (Municipal Building Archives in Wrocław) is continuing her preliminary
research at the Municipal Buildings Archives in Wrocław comprising 19th- and 20th-centry plans
and designs illustrating the fate of immovable property belonging to monasteries dissolved in
Wrocław. So far the research has produced an inventory of documents concerning the fate of
former monastery buildings on Wyspa Piaskowa [Sand Island] (to be published).
Mgr Justyna Mizerka (Archdiocesan Archives in Gniezno) has compiled an inventory of monastic
records kept at the Archdiocesan Archives in Gniezno. She is continuing her work on a complete
inventory of records concerning former monasteries and official dissolution records kept in the
archives.
Dr hab. Jerzy Pająk, Dr hab. Marta Pieniążek-Samek and Prof dr hab. Jerzy Szczepański (Jan Długosz
University, Kielce) are working on a catalogue of maps, plans and architectural drawings from
dissolved monasteries kept in the State Archives in Radom.
Fr Alojzy Pańczak OFM (Woźniki) is continuing his work on an edition of a 19th-century inventory
of the Franciscan Monastery in Woźniki.
Mgr Krzysztof Pawlik (Wrocław) is continuing his work on an edition of Katalogen des hisiegen
Gymnasiums so wie der Stifts- und Klosterbibliotheken in Neisse 1812 from the collection of the
State Archives in Opole.
Dr Elżbieta Piwowarczyk (John Paul II University of Cracow) is conducting preliminary research in
Cracow archives and libraries, studying primarily the so-called Antoni Schneider Files ([1368]17731877), kept in the National Archives in Cracow, Wawel Branch, fonds 684, nos 69-71, 820-824,
1157-1160, an inventory of which she has compiled.
Dr Gregor Ploch (Archidiecezja Wiedeńska) has compiled an inventory of monastic dissolution
records kept in the State Archives in Vienna (currently being prepared for publication) and is
continuing his research on it.
Dr Olga Miriam Przybyłowicz (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences
in Warsaw) is continuing her preliminary research at the Archdiocesan Archives in Gniezno, the
objective of which to make an inventory of the legacy of the Poor Clares from Gniezno kept in the
archives. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 552-569.
Dr Marek Romaniuk and Mgr Agnieszka Woźniak-Hlebionek (State Archives in Bydgoszcz) have
compiled a general inventory of archival units containing documents from dissolved monasteries
kept in the State Archives in Bydgoszcz.
Dr Mirosława Sobczyńska-Szczepańska (Silesian University) and Dr Emilia Ziółkowska (Nicolaus
Copernicus University of Toruń) have carried out preliminary research at the Diocesan Archives in
Drohiczyn and the Russian State Historical Archives in Saint Petersburg. Their results will be
published in the next issue of HM.
Dr hab. Anna Szylar (Prof Tarnowski State School of Higher Vocational Education) has submitted
her book, „Pióro żadne nie jest w stanie wyrazić jej zalet”. Listy informujące o śmierci mniszek
adresowane do opactwa benedyktynek w Sandomierzu w zbiorach Biblioteki Diecezjalnej w
Sandomierzu (1781-1897) [“There is No Pen to Express Her Virtues”. Letters on the Deaths of Nuns
Addressed to the Benedictine Abbey in Sandomierz in the Collection of the Diocesan Library in
Sandomierz (1781–1897)], for publication in the Project series. The book will be published in the
first half of 2014. In addition, she conducts research in various archives in Małopolska.
Prof Tadeusz M. Trajdos (Institute of History, Polish Academy of Sciences) is finishing his work on an
edition of the last extant inventories of the Benedictine Monastery of Stare Troki from 1797 and
1799. Publication is planned for 2014.
Prof Magdalena Ujma (University of Opole) has carried out preliminary research at the Central
State Historical Archives of Ukraine in Lviv. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 570-590, 591-595.
2.3. Acquisition of source and iconographic material
Between May and October 2013 the following source and iconographic materials were digitised or
purchased:
Records of the Central Religious Authorities of the Kingdom of Poland from 1781–1819 (Central
Archives of Historical Records, Warsaw), nos 156, 853, 944, 957, 964, 1005, 1006, 1017.
Photographic documentation of records from the Archdiocesan Archives in Gniezno concerning the
dissolved Poor Clares’ Monastery in Gniezno.
Photographic documentation of the library inventory of the Pauline Monastery in Wielgomłyny
(Archdiocesan Archives in Częstochowa).
Photographic documentation of the Prince’s Hall at the Cistercian Abbey of Lubiąż (Jerzy Buława).
Photographs of title pages of 2000 early printed books from dissolved monasteries kept in the
Diocesan Library in Sandomierz.
Inventory of Directorate General. Department of New East Prussia from 1795-1806 (Central
Archives of Historical Records, Warsaw), fonds 170, nos 945, 952, 993, 981, 994, 1009, 1012-1014,
1018, 1020, 1021, 1026 (numbers will change after the new inventory planned for 2014).
2.4. Acquisition of literature
Between May and October 2013 the following books were purchased for the needs of the Project:
A. BARAŃSKA, Między Warszawą, Petersburgiem i Rzymem. Kościół a państwo w dobie Królestwa
Polskiego (1815-1830) [Between Warsaw, Saint Petersburg and Rome. The Church and the State in
the Kingdom of Poland (1815–1830)], (Źródła i Monografie, 328), Lublin 2008, 910 pp.
P. CONNERTON, Jak społeczeństwa pamiętają [How Societies Remember], translation and
introduction by M. Napiórkowski, Warszawa 2012, 202 pp.
F. GRYGLEWICZ, R. ŁUKASZYK, Z. SUŁKOWSKI (eds), Encyklopedia katolicka [Catholic Encyclopaedia],
vols 1-16, Lublin 1995–2012.
A. HELMAN-WAŻNY, Sztuka tybetańskich ksiąg klasztornych [The Art of Tibetan Monastic Books]
(Sztuka Azji i Afryki), Warszawa 2009, 258 pp.
T. KIZWALTER, Historia Powszechna Wiek XIX [History. 19th Century], Warszawa 2007, 258 pp.
A. KORYBUT-WRONIECKI, Państwo Pruskie wobec Kościoła Katolickiego w latach 1837-1842 [The
Prussian State and the Catholic Church in 1837–1842], Toruń 2012, 294 pp.
L. MEZZADRI, Rewolucja francuska a Kościół [The French Revolution and the Church], translation by
E. ŁUKASZYK (Biblioteka Historii Kościoła), Kraków 2007, 231 pp.
A. MIREK (ed.), Żeńskie zgromadzenia zakonne w Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej wobec
totalitaryzmu komunistycznego [Female Religious Orders in Central and Eastern Europe and the
Totalitarianism of the Communist Regime] (Przestrzeń Religijna Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej
Otwarta na Wschód i Zachód, 3), Warszawa 2012, 199 pp.
Z. ZIELIŃSKI, Kulturkampf w archidiecezji gnieźnieńskiej i poznańskiej w latach 1837-1887 [The
Kulturkampf in the Archdiocese of Gniezno, 1837–1887], Poznań 2011, 324 pp.
E. M. ZIÓŁEK, Między tronem i ołtarzem. Kościół i państwo w Księstwie Warszawskim [Between the
Throne and the Altar. The Church and the State in the Duchy of Warsaw] (Źródła i Monografie,
384), Lublin 2012, 800 pp.
In addition, copies (photocopies and PDF files) of the following publications have been acquired:
W. Bartoszewski, O zakonach wedle Austryjackiego Prawa Kościelnego i Prawa Kanonicznego [On
Religious Orders in the Austrian Church Law and Canon Law], Lviv 1893.
3. Conferences and seminars
3.1. Conferences organised under the Project
The Fate and Significance of the Heritage of Jesuit Monasteries dissolved in the Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth and its Significance to the Founding and Operation of the Commission of National
Education (on the 240th Anniversary of the Suppression of the Jesuit Order and Founding of the
Commission) – 11-14 July 2013, Jarosław. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 432-435. The proceedings
will be published under the Project series in 2014.
The Fate of Monasteries in Silesia, Bohemia and in Upper and Lower Lusatia in the 18th and 19th
Centuries – 4-5 October 2013, Cieplice. The proceedings will be published under the Project series.
The Fate and Significance of the Heritage of Monasteries Dissolved in Galicia under Austrian rule
(on the 230th Anniversary of the Beginning of Josephinist Dissolutions in Galicia) – 17-19 October
2013, Nowy Sącz. Report, see HM 3, 2013, pp. 435-438. The proceedings will be published under
the Project series in 2014.
3.2. Participation in conferences
Our collaborators have taken part in several conferences thematically linked to the Project:
8 May 2014, Warsaw, Mgr Katarzyna Bock (University of Wrocław) presented a communication
paper entitled Research project “Cultural heritage of dissolved monasteries on the territory of
former Poland and in Silesia in 18th and 19th centuries: fate, significance, cataloguing” during the
Digital Historian Workshop.
16 May 2014, Owińska, Mgr Dorota Matyaszczyk (Poznań) delivered a paper entitled The former
Cistercian Monastery in Owińska during the celebrations of the International Day For Monuments
and Sites in Wielkopolska.
22-23 May 2013, Poznań, workshop on editing databases under the Project.
22-23 May 2013, Kielce, Prof Marek Derwich (Project leader) delivered a paper entitled New
perspectives for the study of the history of the Holy Cross Benedictine Abbey in connection with the
research project “Cultural heritage of dissolved monasteries on the territory of former Poland and
in Silesia in the 18th and 19th centuries: fate, significance, cataloguing” during the 1st Holy Cross
Debates.
27-28 May 2013, Warsaw, Mgr Piotr Szukiel (University of Wrocław) delivered a paper entitled
Regem saeculorum venite adoremus! - czas i liturgia w opactwie NMP na Piasku w świetle liber
ordinarius z 1440/1584 r. [Regem saeculorum venite adoremus! Time and liturgy at the Abbey of
Our Lady on the Sand Island in the light of the Liber Ordinarius of 1440/1584] during the
conference Time in Medieval Culture.
10-13 October 2013, Namysłów, Prof Marek Derwich delivered a paper entitled Projekt badawczy
„Dziedzictwo kulturowe po klasztorach skosowanych na ziemiach dawnej Rzeczypospolitej in na
Śląsku w XVIII i XIX w.: losy, znaczenie, inwentaryzacja jako szansa dla rozwoju badań regionalnych”
[The research project “Cultural heritage of dissolved monasteries on the territory of former Poland
and in Silesia in the 18th and 19th centuries: fate, significance, cataloguing” as a development
opportunity for regional studies] during the conference Namysłów and the Namysłów Region in the
History of Silesia and Poland. On the 700th anniversary of the establishment of the Duchy of
Namysłów.
17 October 2013, Kaunas, Dr Marcin Jewdokimow (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University) delivered
a paper entitled Between patriotism and religious heritage tourism - instances of “rebuilding” of
the Cisterican Abbey in Wąchock after the dissolution (1819-2013) during the conference Religious
Heritage and Tourism.
4. Publications
4.1. Publications about the Project and about Hereditas Monasteriorum
M. KOŚKA, Nowe czasopismo naukowe „Hereditas Monasteriorum” [A new academic journal,
“Hereditas Monasteriorum”], “Miscellanea Historico-Archivistica”, 20, 2013, pp. 279-283.
J. NEMES, Hereditas Monasteriorum, 2012, 1, 496 pp, ISSN 2299-5609, “Kulturne Dejny”, 1, 2013,
pp. 140-141.
4.2. Information about the Project published on various websites
“Hereditas Monasteriorum” - positive opinion about the journal in the discussion following a post
by E. KULCZYCKI, Producenci bełkotu, czyli imponujący dorobek naukowy (http://ekulczycki.pl/teoria_komunikacji/producenci-belkotu-czyli-imponujacy-dorobek-naukowy/#comment1015052368, retrieved: 26 November 2013).
Information about the accession to the Project of the Diocesan Library in Sandomierz
(http://bdsan- domierz.pl/index.php/aktualnoci, retrieved: 26 November 2013).
Informacje o „Studiach Franciszkańskich” (http://www.franciszkanie.net/news/1277,informacje_o_studiach_franciszkanskich/, retrieved: 26 November 2013).
Kasaty.pl - warsztaty z edycji baz danych (http://aap.poznan.pl/blog/kasaty-pl-warsztaty-z-edy-cjibaz-danych/, retrieved: 26 November 2013).
Losy i znaczenie dziedzictwa po klasztorach skasowanych na obszarze Galicji pod rządami
austriackimi (w 230. rocznicę rozpoczęcia kasat józefińskich) (http://www.nid.pl/pl/Regiony/Malopolskie/Aktualnosci/news.php?ID=1820, retrieved: 26 November 2013;
http://www.sadeczanin.info/ko-sciol-i-religia,10/dziedzictwo-po-klasztorach-skasowanych-podrzadami-austriackimi,52091#. UpSjWSfP2Ls, retrieved: 26 November 2013;
http://www.sadeczanin.info/wiadomosci,5/co-zostalo-w--saczu-po-norbertanach-franciszkanach-ipijarach,52250#.UpSlGSfP2Lt, retrieved: 26 November 2013).
Losy klasztorów na Śląsku, w Czechach oraz na Górnych i Dolnych Łużycach w XVIII i XIX wieku
(http://www.ap.wroc.pl/aktualnosci/miedzynarodowa-konferencja-historyczna-w-jeleniej-gorzecieplicach, retrieved: 26 November 2013;
http://www.muzeum-cieplice.pl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=261%3A
midzynarodowa-konferencja-naukowa&Itemid=122&lang=pl, retrieved: 26 November 2013).
Namysłów i Ziemia Namysłowska w dziejach Śląska i Polski. W 700. rocznicę utworzenia Księstwa
Namysłowskiego
(http://www.nto.pl/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20131002/POWIAT06/
131009892, retrieved: 26 November 2013; http://www.starynamyslow.pl/dawny-namyslow/czasywspol-czesne/276-najazd-historykow-na-namyslow.html, retrieved: 26 November 2013).
T. PRYLL, Konferencja w cieplickim Zespole Pocysterskim (4 X 2013) (http://nieregularnik-nieperiodyczny.blogspot.com/2013/10/konferencja-w-cieplickim-zespole.html, retrieved: 26 November
2013).
4.3. Hereditas Monasteriorum
Issue 2, 2013, 609 pp, is now available onlinie at http://hm.kasaty.pl/biezacy-numer
We have prepared Issue 3, 2013 for publication (available online as of 31 December 2013) and are
preparing Issue 4, 2014 (available online as of 30 June 2014).
4.4. Publications:
J. KRÓLIKOWSKI, Fundacja klasztoru klarysek w Zamościu [The foundation of the Poor Clares’
Monastery in Zamość], [in:] I. Wodzianowska, H. Łaszkiewicz (eds), Między Rzymem i Nowosybirskiem. Księga jubileuszowa dedykowana Ks. Marianowi Radwanowi SCJ [Between Rome and
Novosibirsk. Anniversary Book Dedicated to Fr Marian Radwan SCJ], Lublin 2012, pp. 595-603.
The following monographs and studies authored by multiple scholars are being prepared for
publication:
W. CHOTKOWSKI, Kasaty klasztorne w Galicji. Wybór prac [Dissolutions of Monasteries in Galicia. A
Selection of Papers], ed. A. Gąsior
M. DERWICH (ed.), Losy dziedzictwa po klasztorach skasowanych w Wielkopolsce pod rządami
pruskimi (do 1871 r.) [The Fate of the Heritage of Monasteries Dissolved in Wielkopolska Under
Prussian Rule (Until 1871)].
M. DERWICH (ed.), Losy dziedzictwa po klasztorach jezuickich skasowanych na obszarze
Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodów oraz jego znaczenie dla powstania i działalności Komisji Edukacji
Narodowej [The Fate of the Heritage of Jesuit Monasteries Dissolved in the Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth and Its Significance to the Founding and Operation of the Commission of National
Education].
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