Czasopismo Prawno-Historyczne

Abstract

Currently, media in Poland regularly inform on the existing conflict between the past and the present.Radio, television and press report that events from the past have a significant impact on current reality.According to media, particularly events taking place during the People's Republic of Poland and in the last decade of the 20th century, were supposed to shape the current political, economic and legal environment.Some news services even dazzle with information on the political repercussions of the communist period and the last decade of the 20th century.Politicians are eager to build their propaganda messages around the narratives of recent history.It may seem to many people that the old times have not passed away, while Poland is still immersed in relations stemming from the People's Republic of Poland 1 .A significant part of media broadcasts referring to the past political system, concerns the legal repercussions of the period of socialism and the 1990s.Regularly are reported the consequences of the nationalisation of property and collectivisation of agriculture, politically motivated murders, communist crimes during Martial Law, as well as mafia activity or the flawed economic systemic changes of the last decade of the 20th century.It might seem that the number

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