Studja Historyczne (Historical Studies) is a collection of historical essays by Marceli Handelsman, a prominent Polish historian. Published in 1911, the book offers insights into various aspects of European and Polish history, reflecting Handelsman's early scholarly work and his engagement with key historical debates of the period. The essays delve into political, social, and cultural themes, providing a valuable perspective on the historical context of early 20th-century Europe through the eyes of a Polish intellectual.

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