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Wspomnienie o Norbercie Barlickim

Wspomnienie o Norbercie Barlickim

Wspomnienie o Norbercie Barlickim

Helena Tarnowicz-Barlicka

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2018
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Historia
ISBN:
9781387918645
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Helena Tarnowicz-Barlicka urodziła się w Warszawie w 1894 r. Była jednym z ośmiorga dzieci w dużej, tradycyjnej polskiej rodzinie z wyższej klasy średniej. Wybuch pierwszej wojny światowej w 1914 r. zastał rodzinę w Moskwie, skąd - wskutek wojennej zawieruchy i wybuchu rewolucji październikowej - powrót do ojczyzny nie był dla nich możliwy aż do końca 1918 r. Helena niestrudzenie realizowała swoje marzenie o zdobyciu zawodu lekarza. Studia rozpoczęła w Moskwie, w 1917 roku, ale ukończyła je dopiero w 1925 roku. Najważniejszą osobą w jej życiu był Norbert Barlicki, prawnik i polityk Polskiej Partii Socjalistycznej (PPS), rozstrzelany przez Niemców w czasie II wojny światowej . Świadectwo autorstwa Heleny jest krótkie, ale przejmujące, mówi samo za siebie. Daje nam wgląd w charakter i sposób myślenia Norberta Barlickiego, ale jeszcze bardziej wgląd w to, jak niezwykłą osobą była sama Helena. Oprawa miękka, ilustrowana, 52 strony, w języku angielskim, z faksymile oryginalnego maszynopisu w języku polskim.

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