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Irena Bobowska (3
September 1920 – 27
September 1942) was a
Polish poet and
member of the
Polish resistance. Her
callsign was "Otter".
Though paralyzed...
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other workplaces, as well as for the town and
gmina Wronki.
Irena Bobowska Stepan Bandera Wiesław
Chrzanowski Stanisław
Karolkiewicz Jacek Kuroń Rosa...
- Powązki
Military Cemetery Other names Wroński Alma mater
Warsaw University of
Technology Occupation Hydraulic engineer Spouse Janina Józefa née
Bobowska...
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Suchice Kociszew. He was the son of
Antoni Onufry and
Salomea née
Bobowska, Gryf coat of arms.
Ignacy Napoleon Ścibor-Bogusławski (1807–1882) – parish...
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Tadeusz Aziewicz Marek Biernacki Andrzej Biernat Leszek Blanik Joanna Bobowska Jerzy Borowczak Krzysztof Brejza Jacek Brzezinka Beata Bublewicz Borys...
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Merlinda Bobis (b. 1959, Philippines/Australia), wr. &
academic Irena Bobowska (1920–1942, Poland), poet &
wartime victim Jacqueline Fatima Bocoum (living...
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Archived from the
original on 7
April 2023.
Retrieved 8
March 2023.
Bobowska-Nastarzewska,
Patrycja (15
December 2019). "Znaczenie
hermeneutyki w badaniach...
- ISBN 9788371814501
Rossiiskii Gosudarstvennyi Istoricheskii Arkhiv File 4414
Bobowska-Kowalska,
Maria (1995).
names heraldic Part 6 of the
Dictionary etymologiczno...
- historian,
researcher and
editor of the
Polish Biographical Dictionary Irena Bobowska (1920–1942), journalist, editor, poet,
resistance worker Krystyna Boglar...
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Beata Sadurska Wrocław 25
Emilia Piotrowska Warszawa 22 Małgorzata
Bobowska, "Gosia" Ostróda 19
Grzegorz Markocki Gracze 27
Izabela Kowalczyk-Markocka...
