PARYSKA KULTURA – 1948 / 014

Author(s): Jan Torosiewicz (Andrzej Vincenz),Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski),Daniel Halévy,Tytus Komarnicki,Marian Tuczyński,Marian Czuchnowski,Waclaw Iwaniuk,Herminia Naglerowa,Michał Brzeziński,Zygmunt Nagórski,Jerzy Lerski,Wiadystaw Pobég-Malinowski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 039

Author(s): Innocenty Maria Bocheński,Jurij Szerech (George Y. Shevelov),Maria Czapska,X.W. Meysztowicz,Tymon Terlecki,Józef Czapski,Konstanty Brzóska,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Stanisław Lubodziecki,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski,Michał Sokolnicki,Józef Łobodowski,Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski) / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 040 + 041

Author(s): Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski),Juliusz Mieroszewski,Theoidor Oberlaender,Aleksander Korczyński,Jan Holcman,Andrzej Bobkowski,Jan Bielatowicz,Józef Łobodowski,Maria Czapska,Włodzimierz Bączkowski,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski,Jerzy Lerski,Wacław Stachiewicz,Wacław Szyszkowski,Konstanty Brzóska,Janusz Kowalewski,Włodzimierz Sznarbachowski,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski,Jan Ulatowski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 043

Author(s): Czesław Miłosz,Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski),Witold M. Gombrowicz,Wit Tarnawski,Michał Sokolnicki,Jan Librach,Jerzy Lerski,Józef Łobodowski,Bogdan Konaszewicz,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Jan Barański,Kazimierz Zamorski,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 044

Author(s): Aleksander Kawałkowski,Czesław Miłosz,Edouard Roditi,Witold M. Gombrowicz,Aleksandra Mackiewicz,Józef Mackiewicz,Waclaw Iwaniuk,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski,Aleksander Bregman,Wiesław Żyliński,Juliusz Mieroszewski,W. Kościałkowski,Władysław Żbik-Kaniewski,Michał Sokolnicki,Stanisław Stroński / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 047

Author(s): Innocenty Maria Bocheński,Stanisław Vincenz,Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski),Arthur Koestler,Józef Łobodowski,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Józef Czapski,Felicjan Sławoj Składkowski,Marian K. Dziewanowski,Henryk Piątkowski,Wit Tarnawski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 048

Author(s): Witold M. Gombrowicz,Stanisław Vincenz,Stanisław Gryziewicz,Zbigniew Małecki,Józef Czapski,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Bogdan Konaszewicz,Wanda Falk,Jerzy Lerski,Jan Ulatowski,Jerzy Stefan Langrod,Tymon Terlecki,Marian K. Dziewanowski,Kazimierz Zamorski,Stefan Kościałkowski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 049

Author(s): Stanisław Vincenz,Tadeusz Nowakowski,Józef Łobodowski,Danuta Bieńkowska,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Isabell Hoffmann,Jakub Hoffman,Czesław Miłosz,Jan Tokarski,Aleksander Korczyński,Branko M. Lazić,Witold Kostrzyński,Kazimierz Zamorski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 050

Author(s): Roman Palester,Andrzej Bobkowski,Stanisław Vincenz,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Jerzy Lerski,Maria Czapska,Czesław Miłosz,Jerzy Dołęga-Kowalewski,Władysław Pobóg-Malinowski,Józef Łobodowski,Daniel Halévy,Stanisław Gryziewicz,Wit Tarnawski,Jan (Kajetan) Chomęcki (Dzierżykraj-Morawski) / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1952 / 051

Author(s): Juliusz Mieroszewski,Witold M. Gombrowicz,Aleksander Hertz,Stanisław Vincenz,Józef Mackiewicz,Józef Ursyn,Michał Sokolnicki,Alfred Burmeister,Jeanne Hersch,Wit Tarnawski,Natalia Zarembina,Alfons Bronarski,Józef Ursyn / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1953 / 063

Author(s): Czesław Miłosz,Stanisław Vincenz,Jan Ulatowski,Konstanty Jeleński,Bertram D. Wolfe,Marian Pankowski,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Jerzy Prądzyński,Wit Tarnawski,Zygmunt Nagórski / Language(s): Polish

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1953 / 064 + 065

Author(s): James Burnham,Stanisław Swianiewicz,Włodzimierz Bączkowski,Tymon Terlecki,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Kazimierz Wierzynski,Józef Bujnowski,Józef Mackiewicz,Tadeusz Nowakowski,Jan Ulatowski,Jean Collin,Zygmunt Nagórski,Jerzy Prądzyński,Tadeusz Felsztyn,Józef Ursyn / Language(s): Polish

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1953 / 066

Author(s): Juliusz Mieroszewski,Włodzimierz Bączkowski,Aleksander Kawałkowski,Witold M. Gombrowicz,Czesław Miłosz,Marian Pankowski,Jan Ulatowski,Czesław Jeśman,Jerzy Prądzyński,Konstanty Jeleński,Jan Olechowski / Language(s): Polish

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1953 / 067

Author(s): Juliusz Mieroszewski,Konstanty Jeleński,José Ferrater Mora,Jan Ulatowski,Aleksander Hertz,Czesław Miłosz,Kazimierz Wierzynski,Marian Czuchnowski,B. J. Solak,Włodzimierz Bączkowski,Jerzy Prądzyński,St. Fischlowitz,E. Żagiell,Edouard Roditi,Janusz Jasieńczyk (Janusz Stanisław Poray-Biernacki),Jan Torosiewicz (Andrzej Vincenz),Marian K. Dziewanowski / Language(s): Polish

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1953 / 068

Author(s): Witold M. Gombrowicz,Jan Ulatowski,Roman Osipovich Jakobson,Jan Wszelaki,Jan Holcman,Czesław Miłosz,Czesław Straszewicz,Konstanty Jeleński,Melchior Wańkowicz,Zdzisław J. Peszkowski,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Włodzimierz Bączkowski,Karl Jaspers,Anatol Mühlstein,Tymon Terlecki,Jan Torosiewicz (Andrzej Vincenz) / Language(s): Polish

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1953 / 069 + 070

Author(s): Jacques Barzun,Wacław Lednicki,Arthur Victor Berger,Babette Deutsch,Thomas Merton,Theodore Roethke,William Carlos Williams,Wallace Stevens,Selden Rodman,Lionel Trilling,Józef Wittlin,Morton White,Waldemar Kaempffert,Rosamond Gilder,Melchior Wańkowicz / Language(s): Polish

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1998 / 612

Author(s): Jan Karski,Józef Tischner,Andrzej Wyczański,Leszek Kuźnicki,Andrzej Koraszewski,Leopold Unger,Stefan Abner / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1998 / 613

Author(s): Tomasz Jastrun,Bohdan Osadczuk,Andrzej Koraszewski,Kazimierz Brandys,Jerzy Gizella,Mira Kuś,Agnieszka Lisak / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1998 / 615

Author(s): Richard Pipes,Jerzy Pomianowski,Stefan Abner,Robert Kaczmarek,Andrzej Micewski,Krzysztof Wolicki,Ewa Berberyusz / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.