Artur Międzyrzecki

author

Polish[1,2,3] b. 6 November 1922, Warsaw, Poland[1,2] d. 2 November 1996, Warsaw, Poland[1,3,4] active 1942–1996

Artur Adam Międzyrzecki (1922–1996) was a Polish poet, essayist, translator, and lyricist. Born in Warsaw, he joined the Anders Army in 1942 to escape the Soviet Union during World War II. He was a member of the Polish Writers' Association and is known for his translations of major French poets such as Apollinaire, Rimbaud, and Baudelaire. His literary work often engaged with cultural dialogues between Poland and Russia.[1,2,3,4,5]

  • poetry
  • translation
  • cultural dialogue

Books

Works by Artur Międzyrzecki

  • 1965 Polonia - Vier Jahreszeiten Polonia · book · German Texts by Artur Miedzyrzecki

References

  1. IMDb: Artur Miedzyrzecki. link
  2. Wikidata: Artur Międzyrzecki. link
  3. Wikipedia (French): Artur Międzyrzecki. link
  4. Culture.pl: Artur Międzyrzecki obituary. link
  5. Pisarze i Badacze: Artur Międzyrzecki. link