- Stanisław
Ludwik Dygat (5
December 1914,
Warsaw – 29
January 1978, Warsaw) was a
Polish writer. His most
famous novel, "Jezioro Bodeńskie" ("Lake Constance")...
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thirty films from 1953 to 1991. Jędrusik was
married to
writer Stanisław
Dygat.
Kalina Jędrusik was born in 1930 in Gnaszyn, now part of Częstochowa, as...
- The Stanisław
Dygat Park (Polish: Park im. Stanisława Dygata) is an
urban park in Warsaw, Poland. It is
located in the
neighbourhood of Sadyba, within...
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adaptation of a
lyrical and
reflective novel by Stanisław
Dygat, with a
screenplay written by
Dygat himself and Has.
Cinema of
Poland List of
Polish language...
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Disneyland Park in Anaheim,
California Disneyland, a 1965
novel by Stanisław
Dygat,
basis for the film
Jowita (1967) "Dizz Knee Land", a song by the rock group...
- 1958) by
novel Marek Hłasko
Farewells (Pożegnania, 1958) by
novel Stanisław
Dygat Common Room (Wspólny pokój, 1959) by
novel Zbigniew Uniłowski
Goodbye to...
- Prus
Jowita (1967, dir. J****z Morgenstern),
based on a
novel by Stanisław
Dygat Austeria (1982, dir.
Jerzy Kawalerowicz), co-written with
Kawalerowicz and...
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Fitzurse The
Dresser (1983) – C.
Rivers Lane Pope John Paul II (1984) –
Bishop Dygat Ordeal by
Innocence (1985) –
Solicitor "BFI | Film & TV
Database | STONEY...
- ****ure wife
Maria Danuta Bogusławska, a
sister of the
writer Stanisław
Dygat. Lutosławski left
Warsaw in July 1944 with his mother, just a few days before...
- prisoners. The
people she
saved included Ewa Szelburg-Zarembina and Stanisław
Dygat. "Sportowcy w
Powstaniu Warszawskim:
Maria Kwaśniewska-Maleszewska – bohaterka...
