Abstract
This research deals with the activity of Polish Stronnitsvo Lyudove “Pyast” (PSL “Pyast”), the largest Polish party in Lviv county. PSL “Pyast” played the leading role among political organizations of the Polish peasants of Western Ukraine during 1919–1931. Conservative ideology this political party formed its position on the importance of Christian morality principles existing in political and social life of interwar Poland. PSL “Pyast” paid special attention to the necessity of private property as the main base of citizens’ wellness. The activity of the Party was full of permanent political struggle. PSL “Pyast” leaders claimed to defense Polish peasants’ political interests, which became a very strong promotion for Party’ organizational network development in Lviv county. Active organizational work gave the opportunity to preserve the main position in the Polish political environment in the county. Lviv county government maintained 30 peasant primary organizations in 1926. The main reason of the Party’ organizational success wasn’t connected with changing of its political strategy. The main success was preserved due to active propaganda work.
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