- Mieczysław
Haiman also
known as
Miecislaus Haiman (31
March 1888 in Złoczów - 15
January 1949 in Chicago) was a Polish-American
journalist and historian...
- has the text of the 1911 Encyclopædia
Britannica article "Ledochowski,
Miecislaus Johann".
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Mieczysław
Halka Ledóchowski...
- 1849-1900. Vol. 15. [database on-line] Washington:
Library of Congress, 1999
Miecislaus Haiman, "Dr.
Felix Paul Wierzbicki", in
Polish Pioneers of California...
- from the
original on
February 22, 2014.Additional archives: mp3. Haiman,
Miecislaus (January–June 1946). "The
Polish American contribution to
World War II"...
- 1968), p. 786.
Grayzel (1968), p. 785
Jewish Virtual Library. Haiman,
Miecislaus (January–June 1946). "The
Polish American contribution to
World War II"...
- life in Austria. In
Salzburg on 14
October 1869,
Gerard married Ritter Miecislaus von
Laszowski (Polish: Mieczysław Łaszowski), a
Polish cavalry officer...
-
Alexander Süss -
Major Franz Paulik -
Major Kajetan Amirowicz -
Major Miecislaus Linde 20th Imperial-Royal
Landwehr Infantry Regiment (Stanislau) 85th...
- Appletons' Cyclopædia of
American Biography. New York: D. Appleton. Haiman,
Miecislaus (1945). "General
Albin F. Schoepf".
Polish American Studies. 2 (3/4):...
- ****ociation for his book
Poles in Minnesota. In 2008, he was
awarded the
Miecislaus Haiman Award for "sustained
contribution to the
study of
Polish Americans"...
- "Museum and
Archives of the
Polish Roman Catholic Union of America".
Miecislaus Haiman was
appointed its
first curator,
archivist and
chief librarian...
