Breakdown of the Supreme National Committee

Austro-Hungarian command (AOK) Instead of evaporating Russian pulling by bringing to Poles, demanded from the legionnaires an oath for the rotation of the common movement, without your own banners, and imposed generals far from their ideology. 4 September 1914 r. (The next day after the fall of Lviv) Piłsudski in Błonia Krakowskie, and his closest associates in Kielce took the required Austrian oath for faithfulness to the emperor. It was seen in this (Daszyński, Sikorski) The only rescue before the liquidation of the entire legionary event. Aleksander Skarbek and Tadeusz Cieński looked differently to the leader of the Eastern NKN section. They understood you, that Austria does not strive to rebuild Poland, and her continued service will be exposed to the busy country to the repression of the Russians; They remembered the resolutions of the anti -German congress in Pieniaki (1912), They also knew about the negative disposition of Warsaw and Poznań, So 21 On September, the Eastern Legion solved in Mszana Dolna, mainly from Bartosz and Sokoli teams formed. Sturgkh stigmatized it as treason, Socialists also threatened the perpetrators of the liquidation. A hateful one came out of their wheels, Anonymous "to court" brochure, and at the same time the deportations of opponents of the central states began.

The same day, When the commandant swore Austria, His agent Michał Sokolnicki established a Polish national organization in Kielce, which she had, Contrary to the principles agreed in the Sejm circle, conduct recruitment and political action in a radical spirit in the Kingdom. After a month, people entered the arrangement with the German military authority (Hindenburgiem), according to which, Regardless of NKN and Austria, They were to help intelligence and agitation of Germany against Russia, but also against the elements considered Russophilic. Action Pon [she suffered] In the congresse, a complete failure and tightened the conflict in the NKN. After the violent attacks of Daszyński and others, CIERNY, Głąbinski, Stroński and the cat left the committee. Among the rest of the members, Despite social differences and even various dispositions towards Austria, President Jaworski maintained his apparent consent. At that time, the Lviv democrats with Stanisław Grabski at the forefront adapted to the new reality, Trying to cooperate with Genrał-Gubemator Bobrinski and blaming the guilty of non-Slavic policy on those absent in the country, So temporarily safe, Austrophils.