Grydzewski, Mieczysław

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has abstract: (Grycendler; 1894–1970), editor, publisher, publicist, and literary critic. Mieczysław Grydzewski converted to Protestantism before World War I, studied in Moscow and later in Warsaw (under the direction of Marceli Handelsman), and earned a doctorate in history in 1922. As a stud…
(Grycendler; 1894–1970), editor, publisher, publicist, and literary critic. Mieczysław Grydzewski converted to Protestantism before World War I, studied in Moscow and later in Warsaw (under the direction of Marceli Handelsman), and earned a doctorate in history in 1922. As a student, he wrote for the academic journal Pro arte and studio. Beginning in 1920, he published—and, from 1921 on, edited—a monthly associated with Skamander, a group of poets. In 1924, he began copublishing, with Antoni Borman, Wiadomości Literackie, the most prominent literary and cultural journal in interwar Poland, of which he remained the only editor until the outbreak of World War II.
title: Grydzewski, Mieczysław
skos:altLabel: Mieczysław Grydzewski
skos:prefLabel: Grydzewski, Mieczysław
skos:related: Assimilation
skos:related: Handelsman, Marceli
skos:related: Moscow
skos:related: About this Article (Poland)
skos:related: Warsaw
skos:related: Wiadomości Literackie