Koncepcje współpracy słowiańskiej w II Rzeczpospolitej : piśmiennictwo za lata 1945-2011

The article deals with the achievements of the representatives of various branches of knowledge regarding the Polish conceptions of Slavic cooperation in the period between the world wars. It is based on both some popular science publications especially from the II part of the 40. and numerous works published from 1960 up to 2011. Most of them are dedicated to several associations which propagated a necessity of Slavic cooperation. Some societies supported this idea in general while the others were limited to bilateral relations, especially Polish - Czechoslovakian. Many organizations or congresses united only the representatives of either one particular profession or one particular class. The authors also examine the question of Slavic cooperation in the journals popularized this idea according to plan, first of all "Ruch Słowiański". Rather a few articles deal with the leaders of the Slavic movement, such as Władysław Tadeusz Wisłocki or Henryk Batowski. The authors used to be hypercritical to Polish interwar policy, but above activities usually meet with their approbation. In the synthesis, written mainly by the historians, there is a divergence of opinion about importance of cooperation.