Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Kurjer Lubelski (\"The Lublin Courier\"; for part of its history the two letters U in an all-caps masthead appeared in pointed form: KVRJER LVBELSKI) is an historical newspaper that was published discontinuously — in five distinct phases — between 1865 and 1937 in the city of Lublin. The publication has considerable historical significance because of its association with many personages of Polish literature, and for other reasons, including the publication in its pages of a considerable amount of literary material in addition to daily news. The newspaper (esp. in its second phase) was responsible for bringing about a national awakening during the period of Partitions, not only in the Lublin Lands but in the whole country. The (freethinking) journal Myśl Niepodległa, edited by the poet Andrzej Niemojewski, wrote in 1910 of the Kurjer Lubelski that despite the vagaries of fate that its publication was subject to over the years it had arisen from \"a certain cultural milieu to which it has consistently borne spiritual witness\"."@en }
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- Kurjer_Lubelski abstract "Kurjer Lubelski (\"The Lublin Courier\"; for part of its history the two letters U in an all-caps masthead appeared in pointed form: KVRJER LVBELSKI) is an historical newspaper that was published discontinuously — in five distinct phases — between 1865 and 1937 in the city of Lublin. The publication has considerable historical significance because of its association with many personages of Polish literature, and for other reasons, including the publication in its pages of a considerable amount of literary material in addition to daily news. The newspaper (esp. in its second phase) was responsible for bringing about a national awakening during the period of Partitions, not only in the Lublin Lands but in the whole country. The (freethinking) journal Myśl Niepodległa, edited by the poet Andrzej Niemojewski, wrote in 1910 of the Kurjer Lubelski that despite the vagaries of fate that its publication was subject to over the years it had arisen from \"a certain cultural milieu to which it has consistently borne spiritual witness\".".