School as a basic place of formation of socio‑political attitudes – grammar school at Smolna 30 in Warsaw in the first half of the XXth century

The influence of school on the process of formation of socio‑political attitudes of the young generation, on the example grammar‑school at Smolna 30 in Warsaw in the first half of the XXth century is presented in the article. From the very beginning students conspiratorial groups having national and socialist orientation acted at school. On the turn of the 20s and 30s of the XXth century in  grammar‑school on Smolna many later of activists of Academic Association of All‑Polish
Young People and national‑radical formations were educated. Among them there were leaders of the National Radical Camp: Jan Mosdorf, as well as Jerzy Hagmajer from the National Radical Camp “Falanga”, Wojciech Kwasieborski and Bolesław Piasecki.