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Jan Grabowski
Born
in Rawa Mazowiecka, Poland
March 16, 1882
Died
July 19, 1950
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Puc, Bursztyn i goście
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published
1933
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8 editions
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Czarna owieczka
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published
1984
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2 editions
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Puch - kot nad koty
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published
1984
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2 editions
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Wybielanie: Polska wobec Zagłady Żydów
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Kochany zwierzyniec
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published
1980
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2 editions
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Europa. Prawdziwa historia o kotce
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published
1929
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2 editions
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Reksio i Pucek i inne opowiadania
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published
2003
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4 editions
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Skrzydlate bractwo
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published
1936
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3 editions
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Opowiadania
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Finek
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published
1923
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“outside the Polish national community. In other words, they should not be considered Poles. It is a very convenient line of reasoning that allows one to shed the heavy burden of tragic history. It is also a road to nowhere.”
― On Duty
― On Duty
“The liquidation of the ghettos—referred to by the Germans as Aktionen—were bloody, public affairs, with the involvement of millions of Poles as spectators and, not infrequently, as active participants. Quite literally and without any poetic license, blood was running down the streets of Polish towns and villages during the Aktionen.”
― On Duty
― On Duty
“Facing the courts after the war, the Polish policemen claimed that murdering Jews allowed them to shield the local peasants from German terror, and their deeds should thus be considered acts of patriotic sacrifice.”
― On Duty
― On Duty










