[TRAINING SCHOOL] On the march. [Bydgoszcz] May-June 1933.
Format:30x22cm. Pages:16. hectographed typescript. Secondary binding:cardboard without inscriptions. Preserved original cover with photo. Edges of pages repaired, glued with paper.
Infrequent.
The first part of the issue is devoted to the figure of the outgoing scientific director of the School, Lt. Col. Karol Hodaly: Farewell; Biographical sketch; A word of farewell from the subdivisions of the School. Also: The beauty of a soldier's speech [Lt. Col. Pawel Jasinski]; Impressions from the revue; From Biedrusk's past. A sensational topic is War of the Future.
Of particular note is the article - "The fantasy of television and the possibility of its application in future warfare" [signed with the pseudonym "Paja" - page:17]. Here is an excerpt from it: "...The war will turn as if into a giant theater of marionettes, not people will fight breast to breast, but machines will clash not force against force, but powers of minds will fight for the first place. The future war will not be about smashing the enemy's army, but about destroying its technical means, there will be no common graves on the battlefields, but cities turned to ashes, and death will grin from the windows of a collapsed building, from above the steering wheel of a car, in a word - wherever gas or a hot ray reaches. The greatest possible, and instantaneous destruction of the country, this is what the principles of the war of 1950 will be. This, too, will not drag on for long - it's powne...".



