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Leksykon… pod redakcją dr Aleksandry Kłos-Skrzypczak oraz ks. dra hab. Henryka Olszara, prof. UŚ zawiera sto pięćdziesiąt osiem biogramów postaci związanych z Górnym Śląskiem, które zaprezentowano w porządku alfabetycznym. Każdy biogram zgodnie z przyjętym schematem zawiera informacje o miejscu urodzenia i zamieszkania konkretnej osoby, przedstawia dokonania i charakterystykę działalności na rzecz regionu i Polski. Zamieszczono również bibliografię, dane autora biogramu, a także streszczenie w języku angielskim i niemieckim.
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Ferdynand Jacobi wurde 1882 in Łęczyca geboren. Im Jahre 1904 wurde er zum Prister in Warszawa geweiht. Während seiner pristerischen Tätigkeit baute man die Kirchen in Błonie Łęczyckie und Godzinów. Er arbeitete sowohl als katholischer Religionslehrer an den sakralen Oberschulen als auch als Katholischer Erzieher an Pristerseminarwn in Łódź. Er war aucg Rektor des Pristersieminars. Er war Sachkenner von der sakralen Kunst und dem Kirchgesang. Er übte viele wichtige Tätigkeiten in der bischöflichen Verwaltung und im Bischofsgericht aus. In den letzten Jahren seines Lebens war er Pfarrer in der St. Anna Geimende in Łódź. Am 15. 08. 1941 kam er in Kolncentrationlader in Ausschwitz ums Leben.
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Stanisław Łazarski was born on 29 November 1849, in Jeleśnia near Żywiec. After graduating from his school, he attended St Anna Middle School in Cracow. However, he didn`t finish the school. After the year 1863 he continued his education in Middle School in Tarnów where on 11 July 1868 he passed his matura exam. Then He studied in Lviv, Cracow, Vienna and Graz. In 1980 he got his PhD in history by Jagiellonian University. He most likely defended his dissertation in Law in Graz. When Stanisław graduated from university He ran the Law offices in Biała and Wadowice. He became famous owing to to his successful defence of Wanda Krahelska- Dobrodzicka in a criminal trial in Wadowice in 1908. The process made him famous in Galicja and beyond. Łazarski was also a politician at the district level in Biała, at the national level in Lviv and at the central level in Vienna. As the representative of the Polish parliamentarians He was remembered as the first member of Parliament who spoke in the Parliament in Vienna. In June 1917 He presented publicly the program of rebuilding of Poland. What is more He almost took up the post of the Minister of the District of Galicja in 1911. Stanisław Łazarski was also involved in the development of Wadowice in the nineteenth century. He proved it when He contributed in the process of establishment of the telephone network and installation of telephone equipment in Wadowice. It was one of the most important stages in the process of Europeanization of the town. In the next few years He supported the process of electrification in Wadowice. He also unsuccessfully tried to found a Trade school for the teenagers from the region. Łazarski spent the last days of his life in his property in Witkowice near Kęty. He died on 18 November 1938. He was buried in Biała which was for him as important as Wadowice.
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In 1942, Edith Grünwald was a young, nearly 23 years old, Slovak Jewess from Holicz, when the Gestapo arrested her in Ilava, where she was working as a clerk. After spending some time in the concentration camp in Bratislava, she was deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp, in one of the first Jewish RSH transports from Slovakia. Her camp number was 3507. Thanks to her education, she was able to work in the Politische Abteilung (the Political Department). She was the personal secretary of Herbert Kirschner. When the war was over in January 1945, she was evacuated to Ravensbrück, and then freed by the Red Army in Malchow, located near Berlin. Although the ordeal in the Nazi camp was over, Edith didn’t enjoy freedom for long. In May 1945, short after coming back from the concentration camp, she was arrested by the UB in Katowice. She was accused of mistreating her fellow prisoners and cooperating with SS Men, in particularly with her boss Kirschner. The investigation of Edith`s case, conducted by the Special Criminal Court, lasted more than 2 years. Thanks to the involvement of the Czechoslovakian Consulate along with the help of two lawyers, they managed to deny the allegations made by her former inmate, Polish Jewess Dunia Urbańska (Urison). The trial, which took place on May 14, 1947 before the Wadowice District Court, resulted in Edith Grünewald being declared innocent after testimony from a fellow Slovak Jewess proved the allegations as false. As it turned out, the arrest (combined with a brutal beating) and the investigation was a result of a plot by her former fellow prisoner, who was jealous of Edith`s position in the camp and above all her regard of the prisoners.
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Wiesław Caban dokonał recenzji publikacji: Karol Jadczyk , Dowódcy powstania styczniowego. Portret zbiorowy, Łódź 2016, ss. 469.
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Karolina Trzeskowska-Kubasik zrecenzowała publikację pt. „Major Eugeniusz Gedymin Kaszyński «Nurt», «Mur», «Zygmunt» (1909–1976)” autorstwa Marka Jedynaka i Renaty Ściślewskiej-Skrobisz.
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