Kazimierz Świtalski (1886—1962) - was a Polish officer, politician, and a Prime Minister of Poland
After 1935 he retired from active political life and became the Voivod of Kraków.
After the Polish Defence War of 1939 Kazimierz Świtalski was taken POW and taken to Woldenberg camp, where he spent the entire World War II.
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For the next decade, Piłsudski dominated Polish affairs as a strongman of a generally popular centrist regime.
Military in character, the government of Kazimierz Bartel and all the following governments were unofficially accepted by Józef Piłsudski before they could be accepted by the president.
Piłsudski mixed democratic and dictatorial elements while pursuing the sanacja, or national cleansing.
Kazimierz Rymut (who usually seems to know his stuff), Skwira is a variant of Skwara, from a noun skwara meaning "scorching heat" (perhaps the English equivalent is "Texas," where we are all about to wither and die).
The -ski is adjectival, so that S~witalski would mean literally "of S~wital~a" (using L~ to stand for the Polish L with a slash through it, pronounced like our W -- but the L in S~witalski is plain L, and pronounced more or less the same way we pronounce L).
People named S~witalski live all over Poland, so the only hope of establishing exactly where a given S~witalski family came from, and how and why the name came to be associated with them, is to do detailed research into their history.
The same opinion was voiced by Marek Bucko, former Polish diplomat in Minsk who had been expelled last May. He told PAP that Lukashenka and the Belarussian nation were instruments of Russian policy.
Deputy speaker of the SejmKazimierz Ujazdowski (PiS) called for firmness and resistance to Lukashenka's flmail.
Piotr Switalski is a candidate for Poland's permanent representative at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.
1941) 2 Oct 1926 - 27 Jun 1928Kazimierz Bartel PSLW (b.
1976) 29 Mar 1972 - 17 Dec 1977 Kazimierz Olszewski PZPR (b.
1936) 9 Dec 1930 - 5 Dec 1935KazimierzSwitalski BBWR (b.
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Peacefully on September 10, 2004 with her husband by her side after a valiant battle with cancer.
Predeceased by her parents, Domenic and Jadwiga OBUCHOWICZ, sisters Anna OBUCHOWICZ and Amelia (Emily) SWITALSKI.
She will be forever cherished by her sons Michael and Ted KWIATEK, sister Jenny (Henry) TOMASJEWSKI, brother Kazimierz (Frania) OBUCHOWICZ and her many nieces, nephews, cousins and Friends.
On 3 July, the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights approached Prime Minister Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz with an inquiry regarding the status and course of work on the establishment of the office for counteracting discrimination due to race and ethnic origin.
Although Poland, as a member of the European Union, is obligated to form an independent office dealing with such issues, up till now this has not been done.
On 25 October in Strasbourg, ambassador Piotr Switalski - a representative of the Polish government at the Council of Europe - signed the revised European Social Charter.
