Program walki o niepodległość Polski Wojciecha Wiącka

Wojciech Wiącek (1869-1944) was born in Tarnobrzeg region. He was the social activist engaged also in the struggle for independence. He was a member of the State Council in Vienna (1907) and also a senator in the II Polish Republic (1927). He was active in the Tarnobrzeg region at the end of (the century and also in the interwar Poland. In the parliament in Vienna he represented the group of „stojałowszczycy”. He sat there until 1911. During the interwar period he was an activist of the People-National Union. He was a deputy Chairman of the County Council in Tarnobrzeg and also a member of the District Council in Krakow and Main Council in Warsaw. In the independent Poland he came close to the nationalist parties. In l922 he was a candidate of the People-National Union to the Senate but did not get a mandate. He was elected to he Senate in 1927. A year later, when the mandate was over, he became a mayor in Machów. He was an author of many books and articles. In his literary output dominates journalism and problems of education. patriotism and morals. This article is focused on Wojciech Wiącek personally and his activities in the field of struggle for independence in the Tarnobrzeg region.