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  • Leon Kruczkowski

    His finest play, Niemcy (1949; ā€œThe Germansā€), analyzed the rapid spread of Nazi ideology among the German people. His drama Juliusz i Ethel (1954; ā€œJulius and Ethelā€) presented the case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, whom the U.S. government had sentenced as Soviet spies and executed. Kruczkowski depicted…

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    His finest play, Niemcy (1949; ā€œThe Germansā€), analyzed the rapid spread of Nazi ideology among the German people. His drama Juliusz i Ethel (1954; ā€œJulius and Ethelā€) presented the case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, whom the U.S. government had sentenced as Soviet spies and executed. Kruczkowski depicted…

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