Dmowski Roman Valentevich

Born in Russian Poland in 1864, graduated from Warsaw University natural science department, has worked in the magazine "Glos"; in 1892 - 1893. sitting in a Warsaw prison for a political cause; in 1895. moved to Austria, and edited various publications in Lviv and Krakow, published a book "Mysli nowoczesnego polaka" (1902). Back in Russian Poland, was made by the leader of the People's Democratic Party, in 1907. elected in Warsaw during the Second State Duma, then in the third, was the chairman of the Polish Kolo. He tried to get closer to Octobrists and expect to win concessions from the government in favor of the Poles, by a declaration of his loyalty to Russia, his policy was called in more radical circles of Polish society "ugodovstvom", . his supporters - "ugodovtsami",
. Failure of this policy made it to the beginning of 1909. withdraw from his office as deputy. During the exacerbation of the Polish-Jewish relations in 1912 - 1913 he. the press, which is close Dmowski ( "Gazeta Poranna", "Gazeta Warszawska"), advocated the boycott of Jews and led antisemiticheskuyu propaganda. Separately printed "Germany, Russia and the Polish question" (1909).