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Helena Maria Paderewska (née von Rosen;
previously Górska) (August 1, 1856 –
January 16, 1934) was a
Polish social activist who
helped found the Polish...
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status as a freemason, and
charitable work of his
second wife,
Helena Paderewska.
During World War I,
Paderewski advocated an
independent Poland, including...
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charities that
followed the Red
Cross principles. With the
support of
Helena Paderewska, then head of what was
called the
Polish White Cross society, the parti****nts...
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Hohenauer Bogumiła
Drabik Magdalena Mazurkiewicz Law and
Justice Agnieszka Paderewska Maciej Michałowski Michał
Ciechowski Marek Sobieraj Krzysztof Sułowski...
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IMMIGRANTS IN THE USA AND
THEIR HOMELAND 1914-1923
Maciej Sierkierski,
Helena Paderewska: Memoirs, 1910-1920 (Hoover
Institution Press 2015) pp. 54, 115 ISBN 978-0-8179-1864-4...
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Maciej Sierkierski,
Helena Paderewska: Memoirs, 1910-1920 (Hoover
Institution Press 2015) pp. 54, 115 ISBN 978-0-8179-1864-4...
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Boston Globe called her "the
young genius of the piano."
Dubbed "the
Paderewska of the Pampas," she
continued playing in the
United States frequently...
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Polish composer and
statesman Ignacy Jan
Paderewski and his wife
Helena Paderewska bought a
villa ("Białynia") in Sulejówek and
established an Educational...
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renowned Polish pianist,
Ignacy Jan Paderewski, and son of
Helena Paderewska. The
couple reportedly lived in
poverty frequently during their first...
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Third Battalion.
Regimental orchestra was
sponsored by
Helena Paderewska, the wife of
Ignacy Jan Paderewski. In late June 1919,
Ukrainian forces...
