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	Ars Interpres Publications, Stockholm - New York - Moscow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Boleslaw Lesmian was born a Polish Jew in Warsaw in 1877 and educated at St. Casimir University in Kiev where he was arrested by the Tsar's police for his writings and political activities.
		The work of Boleslaw Lesmian is in the opinion of many, one of the greatest achievements in the annals of Polish poetry.
		Lesmian turned to Symbolism and the work of the philosopher Bergson, going on to produce a manifesto for the symbiosis of the constructs of poetics with that of the world around him.
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	Polish culture: JAROSLAW MAREK RYMKIEWICZ, "LESMIAN. AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA"
		The work of Boleslaw Lesmian is, in many people's opinion, the greatest achievement in the Polish verbal arts.
		Lesmian preached ideas close to the tenets of the 20th-century Avant-Garde, about the idiosyncrasy of the language of poetry, which should differ from colloquial speech.
		His work is founded on a belief in the unity and continuity of art and culture, and of the co-existence of ancient and modern works.
	www.culture.pl /en/culture/artykuly/dz_rymkiewicz_lesmian_encyklopedia (148 words)

	LNT Poland - Jews in Poland
		Polish dukes and kings, such as Boleslaw Pobozny (1221-1279) and Kazimierz Wielki (1310-1370), appreciated their talents and thus granted them privileges and conditions for a peaceful life.
		Boleslaw Pobozny's Charter of Kalisz (1264) guaranteed full security for Jews, their communities, and property.
		Numerous Jews, both writers and poets, left their distinct mark on the history of Polish literature (Julian Tuwim, Boleslaw Lesmian, Antoni Slonimski, Mieczyslaw Jastrun, Wlodzimierz Slobodnik, Arnold Slucki, Jan Brzechwa (a favorite poet of Polish children), Stanislaw Jerzy Lec, Anatol Stern, Janusz Korczak, Bruno Schulz and others) made notable contribution to Polish literature.
	www.cyberroad.com /poland/jews.html (1047 words)

	Jerzy Ficowski: Waiting for the Dog to Sleep
		Ficowski occupies a peculiar and unique place in Polish literature, not having belonged to any definable literary school or circle, steadily writing his poems and stories for over half a century.
		His only identifiable precursors might be Boleslaw Lesmian (whose Russian verse he has translated to Polish), and of course Bruno Schulz.
		Soren A. Gauger is from Vancouver, Canada and lives in Krakow, Poland where he occasionally teaches English literature at Jagiellonian Univeristy, writes a regular column for the Krakow cultural monthly Miesiac w Krakowie, and is the in-house translator for 2+3 D, Poland's only design quarterly.
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	LNT Poland - Jews in Poland
		Polish dukes and kings, such as Boleslaw Pobozny (1221-1279) and Kazimierz Wielki (1310-1370), appreciated their talents and thus granted them privileges and conditions for a peaceful life.
		Boleslaw Pobozny's Charter of Kalisz (1264) guaranteed full security for Jews, their communities, and property.
		Numerous Jews, both writers and poets, left their distinct mark on the history of Polish literature (Julian Tuwim, Boleslaw Lesmian, Antoni Slonimski, Mieczyslaw Jastrun, Wlodzimierz Slobodnik, Arnold Slucki, Jan Brzechwa (a favorite poet of Polish children), Stanislaw Jerzy Lec, Anatol Stern, Janusz Korczak, Bruno Schulz and others) made notable contribution to Polish literature.
	cyberroad.com /poland/jews.html (1047 words)

	Warsaw \| News \| Kacznyski Touts New Warsaw Museum
		A fl shadow may hang over Poland's 700 year Jewish heritage, yet there are also tremendous riches to be discovered.
		Even looking at the inter-war period alone, you find that some of the most cherished figures in Polish culture were Jewish, including the writers Bruno Schulz, Juliusz Tuwim and Boleslaw Lesmian to name but a few.
		At the moment the capital has no satisfactory introduction to the world of Jewish Poland.
	www.warsaw-life.com /news/news/381-Kacznyski_Touts_New_Warsaw_Museum (416 words)

	Boleslaw Lesmian -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		original name Boleslaw Lesman lyric poet who was among the first to adapt Symbolism and Expressionism to Polish verse.
		Born into a Jewish family, Lesmian was educated in Kiev, Ukraine, where he studied law.
		"Lesmian, Boleslaw." Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9047909?tocId=9047909 (72 words)

	glbtq >> social sciences >> Poland
		Its prestige was reinforced by the election of the first Polish pope, John Paul II, in 1978.
		Many of Poland's most important cultural figures during this period, including the composer Karol Szymanowski, the poet Boleslaw Lesmian, and the novelists Jaroslaw Iwaszkiewicz and Maria Dabrowska, were homosexual.
		In 1948, the Communist regime made age 15 the age of consent for all sexual acts, homosexual or heterosexual.
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	Rachel Korn - Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Although too young to realize that her father was writing prose (mainly religious commentary), Rachel nonetheless grew up with an attitude of reverence towards books and was always in the company of a well-populated library.
		She was influenced greatly by the German writer Rainer Maria Rilke and the Polish writer Boleslaw Lesmian.
		During the First World War the whole family moved to Vienna, where she perfected her German beautifully, and was further educated.
	www.rachelkorn.com /text/bio.htm (2357 words)

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		Boleslaw Limanowski [Hardcover] by Cottam, K -- New £60.97
		Cynk, Boleslaw: Competitive Patience Games -- Price: £8.00
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		The account of Rames XIII (who never existed) set in Egypt of 11 centuries before Christ, Pharaoh is the timeless and universal story of the struggle for power, no less true for 19th century Poland and today.
		Boleslaw Prus, born Aleksander Gtowacki (1847-1912), as a young man of 16 years, joined the Polish forces in the fateful Uprising of 1863.
		In one such battle he sustained an incapacitating injury and fell captive to the Russian Army.
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	The Susquehanna Quarterly © (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Boleslaw Lesmian was born a Polish Jew in Warsaw and educated at St. Casimir University in Kiev where he was arrested by the Tsar's police for his writings and political activities.
		He has been called "the most outstanding Polish poet of the 20th century" by a prominent Polish literary authority, Jacek Trznadel.
		— Here are nine Lesmian poems as translated by the poet Leo Yankevich, a native Pennyslvanian and expatriate who holds an M.A. in Polish from the University of Krakow and who has lived in Poland since 1984.
	www.susquehannaquarterly.org /lesmian.htm (1393 words)

	THREE SONNETS - www.ezboard.com
		The original of the first sonnet has a widely varied syllable count.
		I’ve translated other Polish poets, Boleslaw Lesmian, Czeslaw Milosz, and Stanislaw Grochowiak.
		If they use 11 syllables in a rhymed poem I try to do the same.
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	Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		She began publishing in 1975, describing her childhood and her Holocaust and post-war experiences (An End to Childhood, My Own Vineyard, Short Stories, Galia and Milkosh: Severance of Relations).
		Miriam Akavia translates Polish literature into Hebrew and vice-versa (she translated Polish works by Boleslaw Lesmian, Henryk Grynberg, Jozef Hen and Tadeusz Pankiewicz into Hebrew and stories by S.J. Agnon and A. Meged into Polish).
		She was awarded the 1978 Yad Va-Shem Prize and several other prizes in Israel, Poland and Germany.
	www.ajcf.pl /de/eventakavia.htm (313 words)

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		Mythematics and Extropy II: Selected Literary Criticism of Boleslaw Lesmian (American University Studies: Series Xii, Slavic Languages and Literatu) [Buy Direct]
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		As in the case of another great twentieth-century intellectual poet, Boleslaw Lesmian, Szymborska's poetry is without deliberation and excessive erudition, or issue directly expressed.
		The poet respects the suggestions intimidated by the word and seeks variously to exploit them without being constrained by them.
		The list of those eligible is as stellar as the list of recipients.
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	Dear Members and Friends (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Poland became host over time to the largest concentration of Jews in Europe and a center of Jewish culture.
		Numerous Jews, both writers and poets, left their distinct mark on the Polish culture: in history of Polish literature (Julian Tuwim, Boleslaw Lesmian, Antoni Slonimski, Mieczyslaw Jastrun,, Jan Brzechwa (a favorite poet of Polish children), Stanislaw Jerzy Lec, Anatol Stern, Janusz Korczak, Bruno Schulz and others).
		In the world of art there are many famous names such as: the Seidenbeutal twins, the Gotliebs, Maurycy Trebacz, Roman Kramsztyk, Artur Szyk, Leopold Pilichowski, and Marek Wlodarski as well as renown sculptors Abraham Ostrzega and Henryk Kuna.
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		Mythematics and Extropy II: Selected Literary Criticism of Boleslaw Lesmian (American University Studies: Series Xii, Slavic Languages and Literatu)
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	Polish Art Center - Polish Literature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		She is also executive secretary of the Polish American Historical Association.
		Five centuries of Polish poetry are represented by 50 poems of more than 30 of Poland's finest poets, including Novel Prize winner Wislawa Szymborska as well as Adam Mickiewicz, Zygmunt Krazinski, and Boleslaw Lesmian, appear in this bilingual compilation.
		In The Doll, Polish novelist Boleslaw Prus depicts a society where rank and money are everything, and sex has become little more than a subject for endless gossip, a human frailty everyone is subject to - yet condemned for!
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		Mythematics and Extropy II: Selected Literary Criticism of Boleslaw Lesmian (American University Studies Series XII, Slavic Languages and Literature) (Hardcover)
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		Is the story The Legs of Isolda Morgan a futuristic or anti-futuristic work?
		What are the major poetic themes and devices in either the poems of Boleslaw Lesmian or Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska?
		How do you interpret the appearance of the figure of Christ at the conclusion of Blok's poem The Twelve?
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