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The History of Stupidity in Poland. The historiographic pamphlets [Dzieje glupoty w Polsce. Pamflety dziejopisarskie] was the most important publication by Aleksander Bochenski. The book was also one of the most representative reflections on the post-war trend of political realism in Poland. The journalistic reaction to the first edition of the book in the forties of the 20th century proved that the theses included in it were highly unpopular. The author’s criticism of insurrection trends in Polish politics met with opposition from Marxists as well as non-party intellectuals, both at home and abroad. Although motives of Bochenski’s concepts were usually understood, they were rejected as they served communists, were contrary to Marxist doctrine or had no moral foundations. Those opinions constitute an important contribution to the views of Polish intelligentsia on political realism at the beginnings of the Polish People’s Republic.

The journalistic reaction to the first edition of The History of Stupidity in Poland. The historiographic pamphlets by Aleksander Bocheński