Stefan Kisielewski

Polish writer and politician, columnist

Stefan Kisielewski - Polish writer and politician, columnist
Born

March 7th, 1911
114 years ago

Died

1991
34 years ago — 80 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Poland

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Born in 1911, this individual was a prominent Polish writer, columnist, and politician. Active in the literary field, he contributed to various publications and established a reputation for insightful critiques of social and political issues in Poland. He served as a member of the Polish Parliament during the post-war period, where political stances were significant in shaping discourse. This individual also produced literature that included essays and novels reflecting personal views on culture and politics. His works often challenged the political narrative of the time and expressed a commitment to civic responsibilities. In addition to political activities, he was involved in the cultural scene, influencing public thought through both text and speech.

Served as a member of the Polish Parliament

Wrote extensively for Polish publications

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