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• In the Lazienki park is Waclaw Szymanowski's " Monument to Chopin, " a swirling, Art Nouveau design with a willow bending over the figure.
• The movie was adapted by S . N . Behrman, Samuel Hoffenstein, Helen Jerome and Salka Viertel from the novel " Pani Walewska " by Waclaw Gasiorowski.
• "It's a very clear signal for the government that it must begin talks, " said Waclaw Czerkawski, a leader of the Polish Miners Trade Union.
• 2005 : David McGonagle and Susan Needham, representing the Catholic University Press of America for publishing : " Waclaw Kruszka, Hisotrya Polska w Ameryce . " 4 vols.
• Following the declaration, on December 6, 1916, the Provisional Council of State was created, with Waclaw Niemojowski as its president, and Jozef Pilsudski as chairman of its Military Commission.
• Apart from Heda, it was attended by Colonel Tadeusz Lecki ( " Krogulec " ), Colonel Zygmunt Bartkowski ( " Zygmunt " ) and Colonel Waclaw Borowiec ( " Niegolewski " ).
• Waclaw escaped to England in the war, and made exceptional technical contributions to direction finding at sea which enabled the rapid location of U-boats when they made HF radio transmissions to Europe.
• The plan was prepared in a conspirational apartment in Brzesc, by four Cichociemni agents : Piwnik himself, Jan Rogowski ( Czarek ), Waclaw Kopisto ( Kry ) and Michal Fijalek ( Kawy ).
• Adrian Prawica was awarded the Waclaw Lednicki Humanities Award from the Polish Institute of Arts & Sciences in America ( 2014 ), and the Creative Arts Prize from the Polish American Historical Association ( 2015 ).
• Dr . Waclaw Szybalski, of the University of Wisconsin, said the current methods, based a lot on trial and error, " are like trying to repair a TV set without a blueprint ."
• Waclaw Dlugoborski, curator for scientific research at the Auschwitz Museum and an historian at Poland's Wroclaw University, estimates that the number of Gypsies killed by the Nazis ranges from 200, 000 to 500, 000.
• "The referendum does not mean we will hold a strike, " said Waclaw Czerkawski, leader of Trade Union of Polish Miners, one of 12 mining unions which joined forces to protest the government restructuring plan.
• "I think what Schroeder said was great, " said Waclaw Wajzer, who fought in the uprising at the age of 18 . " We Poles suffered greatly but I think it's time to reconcile our differences ."
• The former minister, identified by prosecutors only as Waclaw N ., is accused of depriving Poland of control over the project by letting a private contractor take a stake, said Konrad Kornatowski of the Prosecutor's Office in Gdansk.
• Pszenny s team, consisting of four groups, began the operation on October 8, at 0 : 25, when the group of Sergeant Waclaw Klosiewicz blew up rail tracks on the route from Warsaw to Malkinia ( near Zielonka ).
• Five years later, he entered Poland's oldest and most renowned school of arts-the Fine Arts Academy in Krak體 where he obtained a Master of Fine Arts degree under the supervision of Professor Waclaw Taranczewski ( a particularly accomplished Polish colorist ).
• "The situation is so bad here, economy is bad, politicians are corrupt and people really need words of consolation, of encouragement, " said Waclaw Pratek, 51, an electrician from Warsaw, who said he will watch the pope on television.
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• From 1896 to 1902, Father Jan Andrzejewski had labored to build for St . John Cantius what Father Waclaw Kruszka describes as " a new, spacious, and magnificent temple, " only to depart just before the building's consecration in a confrontation ( according to the 1983 Parish Jubilee Book ) over the church organ.