| Popis: |
The article concentrates on a small excerpt from the biography of Jan Parandowski, covering a two-year stay of the writer on the estate of the Morawscy family in Kielce Voivodeship. The article presents, using this singular example, the life of a Polish manor house during the German occupation. The mansion was crowded with refugees and displaced people, forced to deal with the wartime reality. The image of this community is dominated by the owners of the estate, a family whose tradition and ethos obligates them to take on difficult and dangerous challenges. In the face of the still-circulating incomplete, or false, information relating to the place of stay of the writer following his departure from Warsaw, the main aim of this text is to systematise the knowledge and to remove doubt surrounding this topic. |
