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Przemysław Lazarowicz, Being forced to grow up

Author(s): Grzegorz Kowal
Subject(s): History
Published by: Ośrodek »Pamięć i Przyszłość«
Keywords: Grodków; Wrocław; Martial law in Poland; isolation centre in Grodków

Summary/Abstract: In his narrative, Przemysław Lazarowicz (born 1st July 1964 in Wrocław), who as a teenager was an anticommunist oppositionist, tells us about his antigovernmental activity and his ernment under martial law in Poland. He gives a detailed account of his role in a circle of people focused around Kornel Morawiecki, about the circumstances of his internment, his stay in the Provincial Citizens’ Militia at Podwale street in Wrocław, and about being interned in an isolation centre in Grodków. He also devotes a lot of attention to the conditions in which he lived while interned, characterizes some of the internees and describes their mutual relations, as well as rules according to which the centre was run and forms of resistance. A separate part of the narrative describes how Lazarowicz’s XIV LO (secondary school) friends and teachers reacted to the fact that he had been interned.

  • Issue Year: 2011
  • Issue No: 01
  • Page Range: 213-252
  • Page Count: 40
  • Language: Polish