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  • Orkan, WƂadysƂaw
    WƂadysƂaw Orkan

    
Poland, he wrote the novel W roztokach (1903; “In the Mountain Valleys”), which presents a gloomy image of the country’s poorest districts and their inhabitants. Drzewiej (1912; “In the Old Days”) lyrically describes the life of the Tatra region’s first settlers. Listy ze wsi, 2 vol. (1925–27; “Letters from a


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Poland, he wrote the novel W roztokach (1903; “In the Mountain Valleys”), which presents a gloomy image of the country’s poorest districts and their inhabitants. Drzewiej (1912; “In the Old Days”) lyrically describes the life of the Tatra region’s first settlers. Listy ze wsi, 2 vol. (1925–27; “Letters from a


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