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2008 | 52 | 115-151

Article title

BOHDAN KORZENIEWSKI'S LIBRARY ADVENTURE (Bohdana Korzeniewskiego przygoda bibliotekarska)

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Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

EN
Bohdan Korzeniewski (1905-1992), an outstanding expert in the field of the theatre, director, teacher and translator, was also involved with Polish librarianship. In 1932-1938 he worked in the National Library and contributed to its organisational concept and creation of the controversial theatrical department. After Korzeniewski took a leave in 1938, the department was headed by Jozef Kuroczycki. In 1941 Korzeniewski was employed in the University Library in Warsaw, participating in acquiring and protecting book collections from Warsaw, also after the Warsaw Rising, thus protecting the treasures of national literary heritage. In May 1945, before capitulation of Germany, Korzeniewski and Witold Jablonski set out in search of book collections taken away from Warsaw in 1944. The events are described in the report on the trip to Görbitsch in May and June 1945 submitted on 9th June. The article includes an annexe on two sources: so far unpublished texts by Bohdan Korzeniewski's 'Comments' on the report on the work in the National Library in 1937 and the 'Report of the Delegates of the Ministry of Education on the Trip to Goerbitsch near Frankfurt on the Oder and the Repossession of Books from the Libraries in Warsaw' from June 1945.

Year

Volume

52

Pages

115-151

Physical description

Document type

ARTICLE

Contributors

  • Hanna Laskarzewska, Biblioteka Narodowa, Pracownia Dokumentacji Ksiegozbiorow Historycznych, al. Niepodleglosci 213, 00-973 Warszawa, Poland

References

Document Type

Publication order reference

Identifiers

CEJSH db identifier
09PLAAAA055417

YADDA identifier

bwmeta1.element.9dd71cd1-7f55-36a9-8cb0-88344538ab54
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