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Ocalenie

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  • Nobel laureate CzesƂaw MiƂosz, c. 1980
    CzesƂaw MiƂosz
    / Diplomatic and teaching career and political asylum

    MiƂosz’s collection Ocalenie (1945; “Rescue”) contains his prewar poems and those written during the occupation. In the same year, he joined the Polish diplomatic service and was sent, after briefly working during 1946 in the Polish embassy in New York City, to Washington, D.C., as cultural attachĂ©,


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    MiƂosz’s collection Ocalenie (1945; “Rescue”) contains his prewar poems and those written during the occupation. In the same year, he joined the Polish diplomatic service and was sent, after briefly working during 1946 in the Polish embassy in New York City, to Washington, D.C., as cultural attachĂ©,


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