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Perhaps some of you may know more about a book that I have a photocopy of. Sprawiedliwosc Sowiecka was published in rome in 1945. The subject is the experiences of the deportees in the USSR. ?It was given to me?by a veteran of the Anders Army in Montreal, Dr. Cymberg, who told me that the book was published privately and secretly, in only 100 copies. The authors, four officers of the Polish II Corps, published the book using the pseudonyms, Sylvwester Mora and Piotr Zwierniak.
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No doubt a copy of the book is in the Hoover Instituton. I've shown my copy to quite a lot of people interested in the subject. Very few were aware of its existence. So far as I know, it was never translated.
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Irene Tomaszewski
Montreal


Paul Kobialka
 

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"Sprawiedliwosc Sowiecka" (Soviet Justice) was published in Italy by the Polish Second Corps in 1945. The authors used pseudonyms - Sylwester Mora and Piotr Zwierniak, their real names were Kazimierz Zamorski and Stanislaw Starzewski. This title was published in a few hundred copies and translated the same year into French and published by Magi-Spinetti in Rome under the title - "La justice Sovietique". I have?not encountered any English or?Italian translations, but it is highly possible that?they exist, I would have to check this thoroughly.?Sprawiedliwosc Sowiecka is an extremely rare publication, almost unobtainable. If someone is interested I might get hold of a copy or two, but cannot promise anything. Please e-mail me off-list.
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Paul Kobialka - Canada???

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Sent: Friday, October 10, 2003 12:08 PM
Subject: [Kresy-Siberia] 1945 book

Perhaps some of you may know more about a book that I have a photocopy of. Sprawiedliwosc Sowiecka was published in rome in 1945. The subject is the experiences of the deportees in the USSR. ?It was given to me?by a veteran of the Anders Army in Montreal, Dr. Cymberg, who told me that the book was published privately and secretly, in only 100 copies. The authors, four officers of the Polish II Corps, published the book using the pseudonyms, Sylvwester Mora and Piotr Zwierniak.
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No doubt a copy of the book is in the Hoover Instituton. I've shown my copy to quite a lot of people interested in the subject. Very few were aware of its existence. So far as I know, it was never translated.
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Irene Tomaszewski
Montreal


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HI group,
After seeing Paul's mail, I checked on Google for Soviet Justice. There was an
article in Italian about books dealing with Soviet justice. They said that the Poles
were among the first to write about the subject shortly after WW2. They mentioned
this book, giving the Italian title, so I imagine it was translated then. They also linked
it with a book called The Dark Side of the Moon, intro by H. Sikorska, London, Faber
& Faber, 1946.
I sometimes look in second hand bookstores here in France. I will keep my eye out
for the book in French and if I can find it, might try to translate some of it in my spare
time.

Barbara Davoust
Toulouse, France

"Sprawiedliwosc Sowiecka" (Soviet Justice) was published in Italy by the Polish Second Corps in 1945.
The authors used pseudonyms - Sylwester Mora and Piotr Zwierniak, their real names were Kazimierz
Zamorski and Stanislaw Starzewski. This title was published in a few hundred copies and translated the
same year into French and published by Magi-Spinetti in Rome under the title - "La justice Sovietique". I
havenot encountered any English orItalian translations, but it is highly possible thatthey exist, I would
have to check this thoroughly.>


Paul Kobialka
 

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I have the Polish edition in my collection and will try to?secure a few other copies for KS members who wrote to me off-list requesting this title. According to "Bibliografia Drukow Polskich we Wloszech" by Bielatowicz, there was also an Italian edition entitled "Giustizia sovietica" published by Magi-Spinetti Editori in Rome, 1945.?To the best of my knowledge?there has never been an English version of this book.
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Paul Kobialka

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Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 3:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Kresy-Siberia] 1945 book

HI group,
After seeing Paul's mail, I checked on Google for Soviet Justice.? There was an
article in Italian about books dealing with Soviet justice.? They said that the Poles
were among the first to write about the subject shortly after WW2.? They mentioned
this book, giving the Italian title, so I imagine it was translated then.? They also linked
it with a book called The Dark Side of the Moon, intro by H. Sikorska, London, Faber
& Faber, 1946.
I sometimes look in second hand bookstores here in France.? I will keep my eye out
for the book in French and if I can find it, might try to translate some of it in my spare
time.

Barbara Davoust
Toulouse, France



> "Sprawiedliwosc Sowiecka" (Soviet Justice) was published in Italy by the Polish Second Corps in 1945.
> The authors used pseudonyms - Sylwester Mora and Piotr Zwierniak, their real names were Kazimierz
> Zamorski and Stanislaw Starzewski. This title was published in a few hundred copies and translated the
> same year into French and published by Magi-Spinetti in Rome under the title - "La justice Sovietique". I
> havenot encountered any English orItalian translations, but it is highly possible thatthey exist, I would
> have to check this thoroughly.>
>
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Lech Lesiak
 

--- Paul Kobialka <kobialka@...> wrote: > I
have the Polish edition in my collection and will
try to secure a few other copies for KS members who
wrote to me off-list requesting this title.
Any chance of getting the French edition? I can read
French a helluva lot more easily than my first
language - tant pis.

Szkoda, ale tak jest.

Czesc,
Leszek

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Paul Kobialka
 

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I'll try to get a French copy for you, will know in about 2 weeks time if it is possible, keep your fingers crossed.
Rzeczywiscie szkoda, moze jednak na polskiej wersji warto by troche sobie podszkolic jezyk?
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Salut,
Paul
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Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 9:16 PM
Subject: Re: [Kresy-Siberia] 1945 book

--- Paul Kobialka <kobialka@...> wrote: > I
have the Polish edition in my collection and will
> try to secure a few other copies for KS members who
> wrote to me off-list requesting this title.

Any chance of getting the French edition?? I can read
French a helluva lot more easily than my first
language - tant pis.

Szkoda, ale tak jest.

Czesc,
Leszek

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Post your free ad now!


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