Szafer, Katarzyna2013-03-052013-03-052000Roczniki Socjologii Rodziny, 2000, tom 12, s. 189-199.0867-2059http://hdl.handle.net/10593/4901The land aristocracy was elite of Polish society in Wielkopolska between 1871 to 1914. But just a part of this class was active in social, political and economical life. It were about twenty families. Their members were parliamentarians, leaders of many social and economic organisations. Those organisations a very important role in the life of Polish society because they helped Polish agricultures, industries, culture and education to survive. The land aristocracy covered the cost of activities of these organisations. Men and women from land aristocracy a very important role in families. Family was the most important group which formed every part of social life of Polish society. The family educated children in Polish language and history. Many of the families had old traditions in Polish uprising and remember of this was a life. Children grew up in a patriotic atmosphere and learnt how to work for the whole Polish society.plArtykuł