The youth underground in Poland after 1945
After the war, hundreds of groups of secondary-school pupils went underground. Bogumił Studziński was one of those pupils.
History
Four texts about the times in which Bogumił Studziński lived and wrote — every fact with a source.
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02 Rawicz prison in the Stalinist years
Rawicz was one of the heavy prisons to which young people convicted for political activity were sent. It is the setting of W lochach socjalizmu.
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03 ROPCiO 1977 — the Movement for the Defence of Human and Civic Rights
A former political prisoner became a lawyer of the opposition. How Bogumił Studziński co-founded the Movement for the Defence of Human and Civic Rights.
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04 Poland's underground press and the „Kurs” publishing house
In 1988 a political prisoner's memoir could only appear beyond the censor's reach. It was printed by the underground publishing house „Kurs”.
These texts draw on historical studies and archival descriptions; where sources differ, we say so.
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- The authorIn the underground from 1945, political prisoner 1950–1955, lawyer, co-founder of the ROPCiO human-rights movement, interned in 1981. Life, timeline, sources.
- EventsA calendar of anniversaries and events: the author's 95th birthday anniversary, 50 years of ROPCiO, the 40th anniversary of his death. Calendar file (.ics).
- The bookA political prisoner's memoir of Stalinist Poland, 1950–1955: the 1988 underground edition (Kurs, 130 pp.), the 2001 edition, and a new annotated edition.