Editing Maximilian Kolbe (section)

===Return to Poland===
Meanwhile, in his absence the monastery at Niepokalanów began to publish a daily newspaper ''Mały Dziennik'' (''the Small Diary''), in alliance with the political group [[National Radical Camp (1934)|National Radical Camp]] (''Obóz Narodowo Radykalny'').<ref name="Patron"/><ref name="psb296"/> This publication reached a circulation of 137,000, and nearly double that, 225,000, on weekends.<ref name="Media katolickie w III Rzeczypospolitej (1989–2009)"/> Kolbe returned to Poland in 1933 for a general chapter of the order in [[Kraków]].<ref>{{cite book|author=Elaine Murray Stone|title=Maximilian Kolbe|url=https://archive.org/details/maximiliankolbes00elai|url-access=registration|quote=city mary india kolbe.|publisher=Paulist Press|place=Nueva York|year=1997|page=[https://archive.org/details/maximiliankolbes00elai/page/53 53]|isbn=0-8091-6637-2}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|author=Francis Mary Kalvelage|title=Kolbe: Saint of the Immaculata|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ZbruAQAAQBAJ&q=Mugenzai+no+Sono+1931&pg=PA62|pages=62–63|year=2001|publisher=Academy of the Immaculate |isbn=9780898708851}}</ref> Kolbe returned to Japan and remained there until called back to attend the Provincial Chapter in Poland in 1936. There he was appointed guardian of Niepokalanów, thus precluding his return to Japan.<!-- <ref name=|author=Claude R. Foster|title= Mary's Knight>--> Two years later, in 1938, he started a radio station at Niepokalanów, ''Radio Niepokalanów''.<ref name="Patron"/>{{self-published source|date=October 2022}}<ref name="Historia"/> He held an [[amateur radio]] licence, with the call sign SP3RN.<ref name="qrz"/>