PRO SOCIETAS. MYŚL SPOŁECZNO-POLITYCZNA JANA HOPPEGO

The objective of the present article is to reconstruct and interpret Jan Hoppe political and social concepts. Jan Hoppe was one of the most important activist and social thinkers of the Second Polish Republic, closely with leading sanation ideologue Adam Skwarczyński. In 1930 he founded a magazine called “Jutro Pracy” (“Tomorrow of Work”). Soon, a political group founded by the same name, which was part of the Sanation Camp. During the Second World War, was a co-founder of the underground organization Unia (The Union) grouping Poland’s leading intellectuals. Above all, he was the creator of interesting social and political concepts, emphasized the need for national solidarity, called for improving the position of the workers and to the reconciliation and cooperation between the National Camp and Sanation.