Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America
208 East 30th Street, New York, NY 10016, tel: 212.686.4164, fax: 212.545.1130, e-mail: piasany@verizon.net
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Krzyzanowski Ludwik Papers, 1925 - 1986 (-1988)
Ludwik Krzyzanowski (1906-1986) was a diplomat, translator, professor in the Department of Slavic Studies in Columbia University of New York, New York University, Editor-in-Chief of "The Polish Review" - a scholarly Quarterly of the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America.
Arrangement in Series: Personal Papers; The Polish General Consulate in New York; The Polish Review; Slavic Studies; Translations.
The collection contains biographical data of Ludwik Krzyzanowski and his private and official correspondence (1938-1986). The series "The Polish General Consulate in New York" contains reports on the situation of Polish schools in the USA (1938-1944) and scripts and manuscripts of Krzyzanowski's speeches for radio broadcast WHOM (1939-1940). There are also materials very closely connected with PIASA activities e.g. Adam Mickiewicz Centennial Celebration of Death, articles and essays published in "The Polish Review". The series "Slavic Studies" and "Translations" contains notes and articles on the history of Polish literature, Joseph Conrad works and also translations in English of Polish drama and poems.
Acquisition Note: Gift, 1988.
Language: English, Polish, French, German.
Dimensions: 15 storage boxes, 99 folders, 4.50 ft. = 1.35 m
Local system # 049
Finding Aids: Collection inventory,
database description, folder level control.
