SMALL Journal. Set of 10 issues. Published by the Militia of the Immaculate dir. Fr. Maximilian M-a Kolbe

SMALL Diary. Niepokalanów, p. Teresin k. Sochaczew 1937. Militia of the Immaculate under the direction of Fr. Maximilian M-a Kolbe. 4. bulk issues.
R. 3: 1937, nos. 97, 134, 167, 253, 270, 273-274, 275, 290, 300, 307.
Minor edge tears, soiling of first page of issue 97, horizontal fold marks. Each issue of the volume of about 10 pages.
- No. 97 contains, among other things: Great funeral manifestation. Cracow escorted to eternal rest the great composer of the Nation (Karol Szymanowski). What is Bolshevism? Peasants drive Jews out of trade. From a wandering tour of small towns in Lesser Poland
- No. 134 contains, among other things: Mr. Prime Minister's conversation with Marshals Prystor and Care. The Sejm will meet on May 24 to pass overdue bills. Anti-Jewish incidents in Brest after killing of policeman
- No. 167 contains, among other things: Sensational interpellation to the Prime Minister. A Masonic convention was held at the Directorate of State Forests. The Polish Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Paris opened yesterday. Minister Sviatoslavsky announces a change in the laws on associations. The law on academic schools has passed through the fire of discussion. Preparations for the Congress of Christ the King in Poznań
- No. 253 contains, among other things: Incident between Italy and the USSR not over. What is the purpose of Moscow's provocations?Marsh. Smigly-Rydz arrived in Wągrowiec for maneuvers. Aggravation of relations in the Cracow doctors' union. Will there be a split. Polish doctors want to separate from Jews
- No. 270 contains, among other things: 3 million Berliners listened to triumphant speeches by Mussolini and Hitler. First day of the great Grudziadz trial. Firesman charged with crime of public blasphemy of God. L.O.P.P. as a factor in the defense of the State. The winged power of Poland
- No. 273-274 contains, among other things: Let us remember that Prez. Greiser promises to respect the rights of Poles in Danzig. Catholic-national parliamentary group formed in the Sejm and Senate
- No. 275 contains, among other things: New compromise of the Soviets. The G.P.U.'s tentacles have branched out throughout Europe. Anti-state work and communism accuses the G.P.U. of Gen. Slawoj-Składkowski
- No. 290 contains, among other things: Rally of homesteading nobility. Sharp protest of Pomeranian youth against the oppression of Poles in Germany and Gdansk (on the first page a fragment of the text was cut out).
- No. 300 contains, among other things: Jews join attack on "bench ghetto". Tuwim's appearance in "Spólnota".
- No. 307 contains, among other things: End of persecution of Poles in Germany. Chancellor Hitler receives Polish delegation. Mutual declarations of the Polish and Reich governments. Useful activities of the Cracow Aeroclub. Cadres of scout pilots revive aviation life in Podhale
Maximilian Maria Kolbe, actually Rajmund Kolbe (1894-1941) - Polish Conventual Franciscan friar, presbyter, guardian, missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church. In 1927, he founded the Niepokalanów monastery-publishing house near Warsaw, which soon became the largest monastery in the world and a major press center, publishing several highly read monthly magazines and the "Small Journal."