The article presents the history of the archives of Jan Lechoń at the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America, based in New York, and Kazimierz Wierzyński at the Polish Library in London, noting the fundamentally ...

The research which has been carried out on three novels by women about KL Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp: Zofia Kossak’s Z otchłani [Out of the Abyss], Seweryna Szmaglewska’s Smoke over Birkenau, and Krystyna ...

This article deals with two manuscripts preserved in the State Archive in Łódź, in collection number 592 of the Bartoszewicz Family Archive, written by Adam Bartoszewicz, the senior of the family: Excellent Polish Women, ...

The author of the article, based on the methodology of biographical research, analyzes two unknown letters from Eliza Orzeszkowa addressed to Amelia Jeleńska. They are part of a small collection of correspondence held in ...

The article presents Kazimierz Sowiński’s archive, stored in Cracow together with the documents of Poets’ and Painters’ Press (London), bequethed by Krystyna Bednarczyk to Jagiellonian University in 2011. The archive ...

The research on the works of Bruno Schulz is, without a doubt, a challenging task. Not only is it impossible to recreate longer periods of the artist’s life, but also both his correspondence and even actual novels were ...

The article is a discussion of seventeen letters written by the poet Mieczysław Jastrun to the “Skamander critic” Karol Wiktor Zawodziński. The letters are kept in the archives of the National Library in Warsaw. The volume ...

The archives collecting the heritage of Henryk Sienkiewicz are scattered throughout Poland. The collections include physical items such as business cards, personal items, books and clothing, as well as the writer’s ...

Jan Wagilewicz (1811–1866), associated today mainly with the “Ruthenian Trinity,” was a 19th-century writer and scholar connected to Galicia, who contributed to the development of two cultures present in that region: Polish ...

The author presents and describes the archives of Melchior Wańkowicz, donated by his daughter to the Adam Mickiewicz Museum of Literature in Warsaw, in 1974. The researcher focuses on photographs, that the reporter mostly ...