@article{43c3121e-1791-42e8-9d39-170c7672e17a,
author = {Jerzy Jastrzębski},
title = {Syndykat Dziennikarzy Krakowskich 1912–1939},
journal = {Studia Środkowoeuropejskie i Bałkanistyczne},
volume = {2019},
number = {Tom XXVIII},
year = {2019},
issn = {2451-4993},
pages = {39-48},keywords = {syndykat; dziennikarz; zawód; etyka mediów; wolność słowa; prawo prasowe; organizacja zawodowa / syndicate; journalist; Krakow; professional; media ethics; freedom of the press; press law},
abstract = {Syndicate of Krakow’s Journalists (1912–1939)

	The first independent local organization of journalists in Krakow (Kraków) was the Syndicate of Krakow’s Journalists (Syndykat Dziennikarzy Krakowskich) founded in 1912 and active to 1939 until World War II (officially and legally, then in the underground). In comparison to similar earlier initiatives in Lviv, this was a strictly professional, non-political and non-party organization. I took care of its members’ everyday needs, materials and interests. A very important problem was maintaining the prestige and dignity the profession. The SCJ exacted standards and rules of media ethics in the press and radio. It was engaged in public problems, affairs. It initiated many debates, especially on the freedom of the press and press law. In 1939, the SCJ united 94 members and 200 journalists from 1912 to 1939 to participate in this organization. The SCJ was the oldest and greatest independent professional organization of this type in Poland. },
doi = {10.4467/2543733XSSB.19.004.11403},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/czasopismo/ssb/artykul/syndykat-dziennikarzy-krakowskich-1912-1939}
}